Do you feel sympathy for James in the Giant's House?

Yes, I feel sympathy for James in "James and the Giant Peach" because he experiences profound loneliness and isolation after the loss of his parents and is mistreated by his aunts. His journey with the giant peach and the insect friends he meets reflects his longing for connection and adventure. Despite the challenges he faces, his resilience and ability to find joy in unlikely circumstances make him a relatable and sympathetic character. Ultimately, his transformation and newfound friendships highlight the importance of love and belonging.