I'm not poking fun or anything. I'm writing a book. Here's some background on the plot: A boy was born albino, his father thought it was unnatural. The boy's mother died when he was 7, the father started physically abusing him. He got sent to jail when the boy was 13. Boy is15, in high school now.
So, I need information on how the boy would react to other people who've led normal-er lives, because he hasn't had one. Would something that a normal teenager wouldn't bat an eye at be a big deal for that boy, and vice-versa? Also, I was wondering if abuse survivors ever have periods where they relive their abuse. If not, would the idea of introducing that into the plot be believable?
Wow, that's a lot of stuff! I know I'm undertaking a big project here, so any additional help the Yahoo!Answers community could provide for me would be a big help. Is there a website to which I could go, a person I could interview, or some books I could read to help further my knowledge of this subject?
2007-03-23
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Tammerz
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