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After Malala is attacked by the Taliban, she’s rushed to a series of hospitals. She’s even transported to London, where medical facilities are better. There, she remains in a coma for days. When she eventually wakes up, she first question she asks is about her family; the second is about payment for her treatment.
Even at her least conscious, Malala has a strong instinct to look out for other people, especially her family—hence her first question. She loves her father more than anyone, and can’t stand the idea of being separated from him by the Taliban’s attack. Malala is also…