It is quite clearly defined that daughters of violence grow up to be victimized, and sons of violence grow up to be batterers in higher percentages than children who have not been exposed.
Tiny in stature, snarling in temperament, Beck is the oft-victimized son of a kosher butcher.
In an era of homicidal students, zero-tolerance school policies and adult sentences for youthful offenders, Michael's parents, Anton and Sherry Mallner, say they believe that their son has been victimized by a system that confuses adolescent pranksters with murderous psychopaths.
Rosalyn Coleman as Mrs. Muller, mother of Donald, the boy allegedly victimized by Father Flynn, veers between an indignant defense of her son and a calculated determination to ignore the implications of any such relationship for fear of putting the boy's college scholarship potential at risk.
But the battle within the Sunni triangle around Baghdad -- where Saddam's rapacious sons and secret police long victimized other Iraqis -- is not yet won.
But his mother — who asked that she and her son not be identified because he has been victimized — recognizes that it could be worse.
The adventures of Joey and Denny, which begin with the description of a drive-by shooting that tears up Denny's living room (and one of his young sons), embrace car chases, gun fights, torture, mutilation, a mean pimp, a victimized whore, a psycho killer and illicit sex, both naughty and nice.
She had been victimized before at Dunbar Village, she said; her apartment had been robbed, her car stolen, her son shoved off his bicycle.
"Our sisters, wives and daughters," he said, "as well as our brothers, sons and friends, deserve the right to their day in court if they are brutally victimized or threatened".
Victimized once, victimized again.
