Time for another entry in Friday Fictioneers challenge, courtesy of Rochelle Wisoff-Fields. If you want to give it a try, check the info on her blog. 100 words more or less, inspired by a photo, here we go….
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Snow's Fissures and Fractures
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Snow's Fissures and Fractures 
Dear Loré,
Centuries of women suffering injustices at the hands of men. Well done in few words.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thank you, Rochelle.
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The more things change, the more the fundamentalists stay the same. Well done.
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Not only the same, but worse. Thank you.
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Water may be too precious by 2376 to use it for drowning.
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Valid point!
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History repeating. Different take on the prompt, well done.
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You never know where your imagination will take you. Thank you.
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Love this song…
Original take on the prompt. Centuries of horrid acts against women…
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That is great to hear, glad you liked it.
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How slowly things change, well described.
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Thank you, Mike.
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We haven’t come very far, have we?
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No, we haven’t.
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I don’t know how you managed to pull that off in 100 words but you did!
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I don’t know either! 🙂 Thank you!
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Great writing.
Valid point, strongly made.
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Much appreciated. Thank you for an inspiring image.
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Many things change, but there are way too many where things remain the same… alas.
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Indeed.
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Great piece and a great job of highlighting this injustice from ancient times to today, when we should know better.
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One would think we would know better by now…Thank you.
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Wow, powerful take on the prompt.
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Thank you, glad you liked it.
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Whoa… nice piece.
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Thank you, Ted!
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Great writing job.
Either some things never change or women never learn.
Ooh. I think I’m in a lot of trouble, ABBBBOOOTTTTTTTT!
Randy
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lol
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I like the different year same problems feel of this piece. Great take on the prompt.
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Thank you!
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Greetings!
Great use of the prompt, but of terrible tragedies and a sad reminder of how little changes over the years. I wonder if tightening a few of the sentences and adding some white space between lines would amp up the tension of each timeline?
I’m curious. Where does your imagination take her in 2376? Does she finally turn the tables?
Love the title! 🙂 TMWR
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I hope we do better by the time 2376 comes…even though our past gives me no hope.
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Indeed. All we can do is educate the next generation about history and the golden rule…and hope they can do it better than we did.
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You could have gone on and on every 50 years if you had more words! We’ve come a long way but we have so much further to go.
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I agree completely.
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It just goes to show us that some people’s bodies are in the 21st Century but their minds are somewhere in the dark ages. Both men and women suffer because those who judge believe differently and think anyone who believes differently should be punished. God help anyone who’s judged and punished by them. Their minds are warped. Good writing, Lore. —- Suzanne
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Very insightful comment, Suzanne! Thank you. 🙂
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Who will avenge all this injustice!! Well done Lore!
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No time for revenge, we need to fight for a change. Thank you!
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