Is Divorce Worse Than Murder?

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The narrative explores the harrowing consequences of domestic abuse, centering on a murder stemming from extreme sexual violence. It delves into the complexities of enabling behaviors within relationships, highlighting the Catholic Church's stance on divorce as a source of shame for Boston's Irish Catholic community. The story reveals how identity is tied to parish rather than neighborhood, emphasizing the cultural pressures that complicate personal struggles and decisions.