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The ending of a cycle[/caption]
While the stories are difficult for anyone with any kindness in their heart to hear, it is good that at last the world is starting to recognise that there is a dark, unlovely streak in the human race which must be confronted and addressed. We have to know and acknowledge that, particularly, sexual abuse is endemic in every stratum of society, and that it is unacceptable: for too long the whispers and innuendo have been ignored and the lonely victims disbelieved in favour of the more persuasive or powerful. The balance must be redressed, fairly. Here in Britain the shock of revelation has forced it to happen, and it is happening in India similarly.
There is much yet to be achieved in other parts of the world and more women and children will suffer to teach us right from wrong, but the shift to compassion and true equality is under way: humanity is starting to learn its truth, thankfully not to point the finger in just one direction.]]>
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What do the stories attributed to King Arthur and his knights have to say about stories like this? Isn't it from such stories that the term 'damsel in distress' was born?
As a matter of fact, what does Arthur, himself, have to say about stories such as this? Worth a little channelling, isn't it?
I think Arthur's views are expressed through the blogs!