#at odds

Eithne curtsied as the music ended, eyes drifting up to meet Arthur Varmont's as the music ended with a flourish.

"I should check on my sisters..." Eithne told the prince quietly before making her way through the crowded room, eyes scanning for her family. Rosie had been spotted chatting quite merrily with the youngest Princess not long ago, but it was Brigit and Aoife that Eithne was most concerned with. Neither were fond of large social gatherings and Eithne had hoped they might have managed to escape the hustle and bustle for more secluded places.

It was not her sisters, unfortunately, that Eithne came upon but their stepmother-- alone. Cassimir had vanished-- she assumed sulking somewhere after seeing Eithne dancing with Arthur-- and the look on her stepmother's face made Eithne assume that Valentina had taken notice of that as well.

"Are you enjoying yourself?" Eithne inquired of Valentina. She worried what the answer might be, so quickly continued.

"Have you come across Aoife?" she asked. She dared not bring up Brigit-- Valentina used any excuse to be cross with the free spirited sister. Aoife seemed to be the only one of the four sisters that did not vex their step mother.

This is one I constantly flip flop on and I know others flip flop too but I seriously have this debate with myself all the time and every so often my opinion changes.

I am once again against archeology. I'm against displaying mummies. I'm against burial excavation. I'm against artifacts in museums.

I'll probably flip again, but right now I'm against it. I think it's a bit disrespectful toward the dead. I think its a violation of burial rites and traditions.

Why do we think it's illegal for us to disturb remains for 17 or 1800 graves in Europe but not for 17 or 1800 native Americans?