Indian victims (Part Eight)

The story of "India''s victims", which is the eighth part of the Rocampol novels series, by its author, Bonson de Trail, raises many fundamental issues, among them how our personal life is formed based on our religious beliefs, and how it is the one that controls many details of our lives, Which may be unjust sometimes, especially if it is imposed on us without our power or strength, and this actually happened in India English, where the Indians have become due to the religious teachings they believed, and which belongs to their gods in which they believe, Indian rebel "gin", suffocating European men and women When they fall into their hands, and on the other hand, the children of the enemies should be brought to one of their gods, as the screws are known to these children through the tattoos that are transferred to them from their mothers and their fathers, where the events of this narration revolve around the tone of the gods "Kali" that girls are tattooed, and about the how much suffering That the girls were suffering because of this tattoo, as it is imperative that a virgin remain throughout her life, otherwise she will be killed from the "screws" group, she, her offspring and her husband, and all the people who sought this marriage, and Rocampol in this story is trying to save two girls from the screws, especially Sanad His gang turns to benefit humans.