In May 1906, Emmas beloved Sasha was to be released from prison. Her excitement and anxiety could only truly reach a point of relief upon seein Sasha face to face. Their intimacy of the first night in freedom was an obscure game of tension eventhough Emma noticed that their hearts beat as one all through the night. Greatly appreciating the return of Sashas hunger for Jewish dishes Emma noticed neverthelesz the haunting memories of Sashas time in prison.
He had no work and barely trusted anony but Emmas closest friends. When frightening nightmares led Emma to the conclusion that Sashas live needed a new beginning. So what she did was, what she could do best: lecturing. She toured and Sasha regained his strength to a point, that all his mistrust that helped him in jail was left behind and he found himself working on a new issue of Mother Earth.
It seems that sometimes it just needs a womans heart for a prisoner to truely experience freedom again.
> In solidarity with all prisoners