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Input: Some context here; my younger sister (21) recently came home from a 6 month work placement abroad. She has a lot of stories about her time there (understandable) but really talks about nothing else but that, at any given opportunity 

A few weeks ago we decided to watch a film altogether as a family. It was quite an emotional and dramatic film about a man suffering from depression (it's Manchester by the sea for anyone who's seen it). In the middle of quite a pivotal and poignant scene, my sister asks me to pause it, in a way that suggests it's something urgent. This wasn't at a scene change or even at a pause for a drink etc, but smack bang in the middle of an important scene.

"MARIA'S CAT has died!" 

Now it turns out this is someone who she barely knew abroad, and I hadn't even heard mentioned before. Also,our family are not cat or even animal people:. I clearly don't want harm brought to them but in all seriousness I don't care about someone I've never met and their old cat dying.

I was quite annoyed that she'd interrupted this emotional scene. If it'd been a crappy comedy or she'd waited until a proper break, it wouldn't have wound me up, but this isn't the first time she's done this. She sometimes will just  start playing  videos on her phone with the sound on during  films and her usual excuse is "well, I'm not watching properly anyway" as if that's a justification? I had a bit of a go at her, saying "could that not have waited?" to which she got annoyed and said I didn't care about anything but whatever I'm focussed on. I argued it was ruder to stop a film to announce a minor acquaintance's pet dying.

My dad didn't fully take sides but said I was quite mean about it, but I think my point stands and that it's a case of picking your moments of when to announce things like that.

So, AITA?

not caring about a cat dying