That was nice. The only thing I can suggest is that you also take care to quote a few of the many inspirational women who have understood metamorphosis. The world has produced so many, from different eras and societies. After all, we all realize that women were the "gatherers" in the "hunters and gatherers" version of earlier human groups, so they had to have understood plant life, growth, death and decomposition intimately - or we would not be alive today, since gatherers supplied most of the food. For a Northern European example of a revered woman who knew, try Hildegard of Bingen.
That was nice. The only thing I can suggest is that you also take care to quote a few of the many inspirational women who have understood metamorphosis. The world has produced so many, from different eras and societies. After all, we all realize that women were the "gatherers" in the "hunters and gatherers" version of earlier human groups, so they had to have understood plant life, growth, death and decomposition intimately - or we would not be alive today, since gatherers supplied most of the food. For a Northern European example of a revered woman who knew, try Hildegard of Bingen.
Thanks Catherine! Haven't heard of Hildegard of Bingen, and will try to read up.