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“People are less aware that violence can
also be what you say about each other,’’
Wilson said. “Gossip can be just as destruc
tive as carrying a gun, and adults need to
learn that, too.”
Frederiksen and Wilson said they hope the
play will help people realize the hidden vio
lence so easily overlooked in everyday society.
“I hope people get a new awareness of
what violence really is,” Wilson said. “It’s in
fused in our society, and we can see that by
looking at the violence in ourselves. Con
trolling it in ourselves is a major step in con
trolling it in society.”
Frederiksen said a reception will be held fol
lowing the play with discussion about the play
and violence issues, in addition to special lit
erature for child abuse prevention month.
“Children see and express violence at
an early age,” Frederiksen said. “The play
shows how all of us can take responsibili
ty for breaking the cycle.”
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