I change the narrative of this well-known story to uncover the story of pain and suffering. Why do we suffer, where does it come from? What can we do about it?
How to name our suffering.
How to be present with our pain.
I do not want to kill monsters, to end the life of a murderous husband, but figure out where he comes from and listen to his story
I touch on accepting what makes us suffer and how we need to be present. To look it in the eyes. I retell the known Perrault version of Bluebeard and then retell my own version with a more fleshed-out heroine.
Here is the book that I mention at the end, which speaks of the ancestral wounding
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