Gio'
This story is beautiful and sad. It describes so many details about some of the tribal traditions in such great details that I could vividly imagine the characters. The story is also said because there is no winner and definitely at any moment, the strongest abuses the weaker. Sometimes the weaker is a woman, a child and some other times the weaker is who was before the strongest and mighty. Can we finally be better at some point? Can we both respect human rights and traditions at the same time?
This story is beautiful and sad. It describes so many details about some of the tribal traditions in such great details that I could vividly imagine the characters. The story is also said because there is no winner and definitely at any moment, the strongest abuses the weaker. Sometimes the weaker is a woman, a child and some other times the weaker is who was before the strongest and mighty. Can we finally be better at some point? Can we both respect human rights and traditions at the same time?