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Esperance, a young Tutsi woman who has survived the genocide, is
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VINCENT: Is this where your family is buried?
ESPERANCE: No, just my mother. I don’t know where the rest are buried. Some say the mass grave up the hill. Some say the mass grave down the hill. I do not know. (Begins to lift herself off the ground)
VINCENT: Do you need any help up?
ESPERANCE: No, I can do it on my own. (With one arm, she has trouble getting herself up)
[... � …]
VINCENT: I’m scared.
ESPERANCE: But you are Vincent the Invincible, are you not?
Citation: Katori Hall, Children of Killers, Dramatist Play Service, 2011, pp. 28-30.
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