Council's Academy Series (New)
Blackcrest Books
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This opening is narrated by an admitted perpetrator, Talon, rather than a person seeking safety. Roger reports killing a partner after a failed birth, and Talon recalls repeated coercion while saying nobody came to hold Roger accountable. The relevant lens is institutional impunity, not the narrators' self-justification. These opening paragraphs focus on what Talon says about violence, authority, and the ease with which he and Roger treat other people's lives as disposable.
What mechanisms of accountability are mentioned, and where does the account show them failing?
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