Generalizing a Problem

In Final Fantasy X, you play the role of Titus, a young man who is angry because (as far he knows) his father deserted him. But unless your own father deserted you, it might be hard to identify with his anger.

However, if Titus complained about the unfairness in life the fact that one person is born rich and another poor, that one person lives long while a child might die of some dread disease, and, in his case, his father deserted him then his anger would have been generalized and thus be easier to identify with.