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…describes it as such, "breaking violent way/Tore through my entrails". The sins within the family are further compounded by Death who rapes his mother. Sin in turn give birth to howling dogs that forever cause her pain. Milton's allegorical representation here…

…. They were the one's who killed, who slaughtered, who beat, who tortured, who enslaved, who raped, and who burned the Jewish people. The Nazi's were the one's who imprisoned the Jews and had no mercy on them. Time and again, we see in Schindler's List…

…of Nately's whore and her sister is the most wrenching, despairing scene in the book, as Yossarian encounters example after example of abuse, neglect, ill use, and oppression. This scene culminates in the rape and murder of the maid by Aarfy, which finally explodes…

…only if she was raped and can not afford to have the child, or if she does not know who the father is. If the woman just want's to have an abortion for no reason, believes that the baby will be born with a handicap, or will be born with a disease, life…

…China in 1937. This was in Japan's quest to dominate Asia. Japan took many of the main cities and killed tens of thousands of civilians. This would later be known as the "rape of Nanking." Because Japan did not dislodge the government of Jiang Jieshi…

…lies in Wendla. After her mother's failure to share any knowledge with her, she is raped by Melchior. However, she was told that she needed to love a man more deeply than she was capable of in order to have a child. She has no idea that she is with child…

…suicide. · 32 times more likely to run away. · 20 times more likely to have behavioral disorders. · 14 times more likely to commit rape: This applies to boys of course. · 9 times more likely to drop out of high school. · 10 times more likely to abuse…

….         Elsa Kumachuck was at one time just a carefree teenager, going to the theater to watch movies, laughing with her friends, and discussing sex. Her whole life changes in one night though, when Elsa is raped by a GI soldier, and as a result, gets pregnant…

…in the early years of the twentieth century. She in an uneducated girl, and writes her letters in common language. Celie is entering her adolescence believing she was raped by her father and that he killed both of their children. She writes to God, because she…

…be if it were a product of a violent crime, such as rape or incest. Why should women be made to care for children that were not intentionally wanted or planned for in their future? How can we expect women to expose themselves to a life-threatening encounter…