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Professor Daniel Marais
42 Dirt Carniaval
Johannesburg, Gauteng
132 342
Africa

29 May 2013

Maria Elisabet Marais
42 Dirt Carniaval
Johannesburg, Gauteng
132 342
Africa

Dear Maria Elisabet Marais,

I am writing to you today in deep regret for my previous actions.

I have done so much wrong, and I realize the error of my ways. It was just my hatred that propelled me. Maybe if I listened better, or gave you a chance to prove yourself, I would have seen what you did and realized I was wrong.

I would like to bring your attention to the very important Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Article 20, "Everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association." I have blatantly taken this right away from you by forbidding your wish to see that boy, and now to help educate those people.

In the future, I will definitely listen to you better. Despite my many experiences and my age, I realize that, after all that, I am not always right in my decisions, especially involving family, and people I love. I need to realize that not everybody thinks the same way as I do, and I, from now on, will ask other's opinions and feelings before making choices.

Again, I am deeply apologetic and I don't expect you to ever forgive me, for that was extremely wrong for me to do and I see how horrible my actions were. I will do all I can to protect you and everyone else's rights.

With love,

Professor Daniel Marais