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Maybe she saw the Resurrection displayed on the wall of the Greek Monestery, but given that June had a grasp of the Bible, wouldn't you have thought she would have realized that before resurrection there is death and if Sheila was already aggitated, she would surely not have encouraged that line of thinking.
Dear Roch, you are too kind, but the quote was not mine!!!.
Roch, in your opinion, do you think Sheila was the first mother to kill her children?
No Andi. It's probably gone on since the dawn of time. But I expect it was extremely rare around the time this happened and the decades leading up to it. I don't ever remember tragic stories of mother's killing their children in the press around that time. Fast forward to now... and it seems to be every other month, either a father or a mother committing murder of their children.
EEK! Sorry Caroline
Oh Roch, I'm convinced that little has changed other than jounalistic manners. There was a time when they respected a family's grief and didn't hide in bushes near to their house or trick neighbours into making comments that ended up as something quite other than what they had said.
To what ive read about JB i see nothing, no intrest in religion at all a certain yawning intrest like been sat next to gordon brown on a long train ride with no spare seats .
Me either! Doesn't seem to be the religious type! As for sitting next to Gordon Brown on a train - I hear the coach is a good way to travel these days
Nicely put Mertol Im sure Jeremy didnt have the faintest idea about the transfiguration and its connection to the 6th of August but its interesting that Sheila very well may have.
We know that the Bible had been bled upon and then closed and then opened at this page, so while June may have shown it to Sheila in the beginning, I doubt that June was alive to re-open it.
