Comment by M.Monroe on Jem

@M.Monroe I love good art so much! I like museums and art galleries, as well as viewing and researching ancient structures and lost history. I haven't travelled a lot like you have, but can still appreciate pictures and videos of ancient buildings. We can have a spiritual connection to art in all forms, so you are very lucky to potentially have that as a career 💕 (And yeah, my art is very basic. It's not exactly bad but rather cute and childlike lol)
If I get into law, it would most likely be family law. But criminal law can be beneficial by assisting those who are actually innocent. Also, I think with some crimes such as theft, many don't understand the context of the situation (e.g. poverty). I'm not saying that poor individuals should steal, but there's often more to a situation which some people don't even try to understand. Empathy is very important in the careers that I'm considering, and unfortunately, there are people working in those fields who don't have it.

@M.Monroe It's understandable the father feels that way, like who wouldn't? He's speaking through anger and extreme pain right now, so although he wants to kill them all, it's very unlikely he will do so. He's not thinking rationally, and he needs a lot of emotional and physical support during this time. Those responsible need to be punished, but realistically the father won't carry out his threat, and I think he knows this. Even if he partially carries it out (somehow manages to kill one or two people), it won't get rid of them all or solve the problem that exists in that country because, as you said, the youth are getting away with it. It also won't bring his daughter back. The father will just spend the rest of his life rotting in prison. At some point down the road, he will learn to accept what happened because there's really no other choice. However, those responsible have paid a spiritual price for what they did. Their real punishment will come from G** (yes, I believe in G**), not from any person.