PART A: How does the author’s discussion of Sujatha Baliga’s own experiences with abuse and forgiveness contribute to the text?
A
It emphasizes how much more difficult it is for people to forgive offenders who are close to them, as opposed to strangers.
B
It suggests that forgiveness and restorative justice are not always the right course of action for victims and offenders.
C
It shows how sometimes restorative justice isn’t necessary between an offender and a victim; forgiveness is enough.
D
It shows how forgiveness can free victims from the painful emotions that they often continue to carry with them.
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