Tá albam tosaigh Kinfishr, 'Halcyon', ar bharr chairteacha albam na hÉireann faoi láthair
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06 Sep 2025
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06 Sep 2025
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Tá córas an teaghlaigh mar chreatlach (framework) drámatúil sa drama.
Is ciorcal nimhneach é mar sna caogaidí agus na seascaidí in Éirinn bhí rialacha an teaghlaigh
múnlaithe ag an Eaglais Chaitliceach.
Bhí an creideamh agus an chríostaíocht fite fuaite le coincheap an náire agus imeagla.
Caithfear cuimhneamh gurbh í clann Mháire a chuir an ruaig uirthi ar dtús toisc go raibh sí torrach
agus neamhphósta. Chomh maith leis sin caidreamh gnéasach a bhí aici le fear pósta.
Ba pheaca ollmhór é sin ag an am.
Mar sin cuireadh an ruaig ar Mháire agus sa tslí sin bhí sí deighilte amach ó thacaíocht na clainne.
Leanann blas na haonarachta í mar scáil (shadow) scanrúil as sin amach.
Tá Máire fágtha ina haonair ar leibhéal fisiciúil agus ar leibhéal mothúchánach.
Nuair a thréig a leannán Pádraig Mac Carthaigh í i slí chruálach osclaíodh súile Mháire maidir le
míthrócireacht agus easpa tuisceana an tsaoil.
Go dtí seo, is léir gur saol fothainiúil a bhí á cleachtadh ag Máire.
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