Duane stands in a colourful TV studio. A red screen behind him reads "Help Zone." He is in his mid-twenties, clean-shaven with short black hair. He wears a blue T-shirt.

Holding a white folder that reads "Brothers and Sisters," Duane says HEY TVOKIDS, COUNSELLOR DUANE
FROM KIDS HELP PHONE
WITH AN E-MAIL FROM OUR
FRIEND HATSA,
WHO'S 12
WRITING FROM TORONTO.

He reads WHY DOES MY LITTLE BROTHER
ALWAYS BLAME ME?

He says NOW THAT WOULD BE VERY
DIFFICULT FOR ME TO GUESS
SOME QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
WHAT IS HE BLAMING YOU ABOUT?
AND DO YOU HAPPEN TO GET INTO
TROUBLE AS A RESULT OF HIM
BLAMING YOU?
IF THAT'S THE CASE HATSA I WOULD
ENCOURAGE YOU TO CHECK IN WITH
WITH A PARENT OR A GUARDIAN
SO THAT THEY KNOW THAT
THIS IS HOW YOU FEEL.
THE OTHER THING TO KEEP IN MIND
THAT MAY NOT BE EASY TO GUESS
IS THIS, YOUNGER
SIBLINGS IN GENERAL
LOVE TO GET THE ATTENTION
OF THEIR OLDER SIBLINGS
SOMETIMES THEY MAY BE ABLE TO
GET THAT ATTENTION BY DOING
POSITIVE THINGS AND BEING
NICE AND ENCOURAGING
AND IF THAT DOESN'T ALWAYS WORK
THEY MIGHT BE WILLING TO DO
NEGATIVE THINGS LIKE BLAME YOU
FOR STUFF,EITHER WAY WHAT THEIR
LOOKING FOR IS ATTENTION
DOES THAT SOUND LIKE
SOMETHING THAT MAYBE
YOUR BROTHER WOULD DO?
I ENCOURAGE YOU
TO GIVE THAT SOME THOUGHT
REACH OUT TO ADULTS
THAT YOU CAN TRUST
AND I HOPE YOU FIND THIS
RESPONSE TO BE HELPFUL.

He smiles.