A Seat at The Table
It is easy to ignore the gray of the real world when you’re the white. Ironically (or not so), this is a concept so deeply ingrained in the culture, it is within the subconscious.
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Kuang, in this story, takes on an incredibly old trope: the guilty conscience of the actor is not worked through internally like we see so often nowadays; rather, it is an external attack on the individual that they must run from or fight. The Ancient Greeks called them the Furies.