William Jennings Chalk
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 7 Jul
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What, what?
Mm, mm.
Yeah, I mean as I'll just say for anyone uh listening, so yeah, I mean as Danny has said, these people escape, they set up a new community, the wife of the of the sort of dictator of the old city flees and tries to join the new community and they they have a trial to determine whether she should be allowed in or not.
And I mean you're right, you know, it is about you know, I mean, there are like topic concepts of forgiveness and reconciliation and so on.
are present, I would also say I like I think it's I think it's actually l you know, a lot more common than we like to think, you know?
Like
Uh and I I don't think it's unusual, like people do horrific stuff and it's not unusual if you've been a victim of that to not want to dwell on it.
But
you know, often we have to work out w how to deal with people who've done this stuff.
That's especially the case, you know, when our justice systems are sort of underfunded and not very
Not very reliable.
it sort of does sort of become a sort of de facto community decision about what how to behave, basically.
Which is, you know, part of what this this story explores.
Well kind of.
But I mean ultimately like whatever institutions we have in our society to administer justice, they only exist because of
the willingness of the citizenry to support them, you know?
I reckon if our institutions of justice fail,
then we set up our own ad hoc systems, which is where we've got things like Me Too, for example.
I would say like sex crime trials in general.
And the sex crime like justice system basically doesn't work.
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