Violina and the Window

Sacrifice is a trait that has two sides: one that gives hope, and the other that denies it. Violina is a girl who lived in a family where every member assumed they were sacrificing themselves for the other. She loved the family because she had never known anyone else in her early life. Violina lost her father in body, and her mother in soul. Her mother chose herself, sacrificing all the concepts she had raised Violina with. However, Violina was the only one who preserved the concepts she lived by; therefore, she held on to every ounce of hope, hoping that one of them might be a lifeline from the life her mother had chosen for her, which had been the cause of her misery. Violina experienced a lot in Paris, and everything she went through made her persevere and complete the path that some had rejected. Violina had a different point of view; life had given her many lessons and morals that gave her the wisdom and patience to continue. Violina completed it to the end, but she completed it because she met people in her life who were fuel for her to complete it. She completed it with them and for them.