QUOTE : When I was Tavid’s age, my conscience was asleep. I could kill without hesitation or remorse. It was an act that I was comfortable with, never having second thoughts. But when we had my daughter, and then later with my grandchildren, well, things slowly began to change. It was not as easy to kill, especially if the victim was younger. I found myself hesitating and this became dangerous. Or the death of a child in the village would bring on emotions that I did not have before. But I am glad for these changes and growth, as I know will happen with my grandson.”