How does Vincent's brother feel about his own genetic superiority?

Vincent's brother, Anton, experiences a sense of burden related to his genetic superiority. This feeling arises from the weight of expectations placed on him due to his genetically engineered status. In the society depicted in "GATTACA," genetic engineering creates a hierarchy where those like Anton are expected to excel in all aspects of life. However, this superiority comes with immense pressure to live up to the ideal created by society and his family. As he faces challenges and the realization that success is not solely determined by genetics, the burden of these expectations weighs heavily on him, contributing to feelings of inadequacy despite his genetic advantages. This complexity of emotions surrounding his perceived superiority leads to an internal conflict for Anton, making the feeling of being burdened an integral part of his character development in the narrative.