Synopsis
Love and Fear discusses a relationship between two people, where prior life experiences are not disclosed, with the manifestation of violent behaviours exhibited, while unhealthy attachments in each subject are exposed.
Love and Fear
Manipulation and control of one subject, over another demonstrates that violence can pervade a relationship at any time, while words can be taken as true of heart, when in all likelihood they are the result of prior experience.
That society does not offer alternatives for those wanting to escape domestic violence, notwithstanding offering abusers a way out of such a quagmire, shows that priority is placed on narrow economic interests, rather than broader social cohesion.
Summary
Domestic violence can readily cross social barriers, such that signs of abuse may go unnoticed and the relationship itself can become more important in a social context, rather than the welfare of individuals concerned.
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