Honeyed Pasture Do you see the brightest side of life

Amalia listened closely. Or more so watched at first. She felt as if there was a great sundering possible, but also a great bridge if two hearts could learn to coexist.

Amalia frowned. Felt her heart tighten and her eyes fill with tears. I'm so sorry Kigipigak. That must have been one of the hardest things.

Amalia blinked. But have you asked? Did you ask Kukutux if she was angry at you and if so for what? Or are you simply making assumptions? And even if she is angry have you asked her how to fix it? Have you too aired your own grievances? How can anything be fixed if no one is talking? Because you seem angry too. No one should apologize for their feelings, but too those feelings will fester if not properly spoken.

Amalia looked at him sadly. Oh Kigipigak. That is where you are wrong. They are Tartok yes, but their mother is sunshine. Those children have two halves to their whole existence. To tear away the sunshine ways or to tear away the Tartok causes great pain either way. They must be taught both, and both Kukutux and you must have the grace to accept that your children are both. Kukutux must allow Tartok ways, but you too must allow Sunshine ways. And perhaps some children will choose one and some the other, some may choose both. That is their choice not yours or Kukutux's to make for them. All you can do is guide. And love them anyway.