Our Princess has been given information about her future and her fiancée are beginning to learn of a twist in the wind that shall shake up their solid foundation. After being told that she is going to become a slave, it is Amona's duty to let her intended know or is it? Don't the women keep to themselves knowledge that will make the man move in a certain way to themselves? Little wonder why the mother is considered the first teacher for the lessons in life are learned from her before anyone else.
What will she say to Adaba? Will she reveal the infinite wisdom from her father and mother or will she let him walk blindly into the night without any awareness? For as the title suggests, her fate is already decided, and her duty cannot be ignored. Here is where we see the beginning of trust to which all relationships between men and women are or should be based upon.
