Seven Brides for Seven Brothers: The Sabines

CW: kidnapping, rape, Stockholm syndrome. If that didn’t scare you off, join Sam and Sara for the legend of the Sabine women. Discussion includes: white people dancing, mystery pregnancies, the powerful effect of baby animals on your hosts, and a proposed alternate ending.Hephzibah: Wikipedia - Did you already know who Hephzibah was? You're way ahead of us!The Sobbin' Women, by Stephen Vincent Benét - Free text of the short story on which Seven Brides for Seven Brothers is based.A racist history shows why Oregon is still so white - Oregon Public Radio story on the black exclusion laws during the colonization and settlement of Oregon.Plutarch: Life of Romulus - The story of the Sabines begins in section 14.Livy: Ab urbe condita - The rape of the Sabine women is told in 1.9-13.

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