Till Death Do Us Part, Dad

Preamble
A middle class family is dysfunctionally doomed due to perpetuated
acts of incest between an insidious, impulsive, intimidating, and
threatening father, and the youngest of his offspring. This statutory
crime of copulation between both parties, as most modern-day
cultures would deem, is perpetrated simply because the regnant father
is nonchalant to the fact that incestuous acts involving a very young
and duressed victim leaves an irreversible, painfully emotional scar in
the life of the victim. In this story, the victim and the father suffer
the consequences of their acts, while the rest of the family shares the
emotional pain of guilt and more.