'Querto is the Celtic word is identified with the crabapple. Its color is green, green apple, and Celtic divination, when such a word, it is telling you to do a choice of great importance.
The chapter under discussion is a dialogue between the father, Daedalus, and her daughter, Ariadne. She tries to convince him to make amends with his son. At first, her father refuses and the child is telling his experience in life, as was forged in a much more harsh and hostile, which in the end, he was building the impenetrable shell now and you can not afford to detach, not even his own son.
How many people have known this? How many?
Funny how life is changing and you can get as a method of self defense, something perfectly normal, moreover, to become, but you know it, in what had earlier rejected.
No matter why. You can be in a relationship of which have been harmed, can be for the abusive treatment that you have had to qualify as your friends or stab wounds that partners succeed in the workplace. After all it is still inevitable, since you can not control. You behave well with everyone, be the nicest person or more considerate of those around you. Whatever. There will always be someone willing to hurt you. There is always someone willing to take advantage of your kindness and play with her and with you to destroy you.
This mere dialogue posed in this chapter, we see how the classic reaction to the blows that life is giving you is to shield itself, hardly leaving a loophole for people who really matter. The most extreme case is brought here by the figure of Daedalus, the father.
What we have of ourselves if we get there? Do we become murderers and stop being victims? Can we generalize about it and not take a chance on hope? Perhaps
exit easier, more comfortable, faster. We will always find people who will hurt us, that attempt to exploit us. Is the only way out is to get armor, like Daedalus through this chapter?
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