This document is an excerpt (Chapter 22, pages 129-130) from a manuscript, likely Virginia Giuffre's memoir. It details her Buddhist wedding ceremony to 'Robbie' (Robert) in Chiang Mai (spelled Chang-Mai), Thailand. The narrative focuses heavily on the emotional significance of the event, contrasting her new life and freedom with her past trauma, explicitly mentioning her liberation from 'slavery' and 'greedy perverted old men.'
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Virginia Giuffre | Narrator / Bride |
Author of the text, describing her wedding day and feelings of liberation from past abuse.
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| Robbie | Groom / Husband |
The man marrying the narrator; described as 'Mr. Roberts' in the text (likely a pseudonym or error for Robert Giuffre).
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| The Monk | Officiant |
Buddhist monk who performed the ceremony and asked for a photo with the couple.
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| Local girls | Bridal Party |
Girls the narrator met while having fun in Thailand.
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| Name | Type | Context |
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| Doi Cept Temple |
Buddhist temple where the wedding took place (Likely phonetic spelling of Doi Suthep).
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Wedding venue (likely Wat Phra That Doi Suthep).
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City overlooked by the temple (Chiang Mai, Thailand).
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Mentioned as the groom's homeland where laws regarding marriage certification differ.
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Location where the couple went after the wedding.
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"I was liberated from the bounds of slavery I had come to know over the many years I had spent with my fair share of greedy perverted old men only to have serendipity mend my scars with the powerful healing of what true love has to endeavor on."Source
"We signed our names in the Buddhist wedding registry of Doi Cept Temple and officially became Mr. & Mrs. Roberts"Source
"You’re the only one for me…I love you!"Source
"It was undeniably the first time in my life I had really ever been made love too."Source
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