From the book "Into The Quick Of Life, The Rwandan Genocide The Survivors Speak" by Jean Hatzfeld
"I think that once you have seen your mother being chopped with such wickedness, then suffering so slowly, you forever lose a part of your trust in others...... I mean that the person who has looked for such a long time on such a terrible suffering cannot live amongst people in the same way as before, because she will be on her guard. She will not trust them, even though they have done nothing to her."
