Tapestry

In Ovid’s tale, the virgin Philomela was raped by her effusively devoted brother-in-law, who then cut out her tongue, raped her again, and imprisoned her in a stone hut to keep her quiet—except that she, clever gal, wove a tapestry exposing the heinous breach and then sent it to the man’s wife, her sister, Procne.

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