"There is always a choice". It is highly debatable how much one, who has been indoctrinated from an early age, can actually choose freely.
I get the story even tho i can not identify on any level with it. I am antitraditional and i don't like religions. I grow up in a pretty much patriarchal society at the time. I hated it. From an early age. I moved. I raise my children differently. I think different.
That being said, the only thing that i can clearly see here, is that no one, not the father, not both of his wives, or daughters have made a free choice. Because of the tribe. And not much more i can say without offending someone. I don't want to.
I get the story even tho i can not identify on any level with it. I am antitraditional and i don't like religions. I grow up in a pretty much patriarchal society at the time. I hated it. From an early age. I moved. I raise my children differently. I think different.
That being said, the only thing that i can clearly see here, is that no one, not the father, not both of his wives, or daughters have made a free choice. Because of the tribe. And not much more i can say without offending someone. I don't want to.