The role of older brothers and sisters on Libertas.
The goal of the household, thus the en-drek, en-drek-a, and all the kesh-u in the house, is to maximise the earning potential of the highest earners while simultaneously developing the rest of the family. This means that the culture surrounding older kesh-u and keshi-u insists that they do as much care and discipline of the younger members as is consistent with their education and work development.
The implication of this is that younger kesh-u, from a very young age, become accustomed to obeying their older siblings. This holds an obvious tension with the idea of Kesh liberty, but is a common theme of household struggles…
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