Imagine a set of grandparents who are silent about the trauma of escaping persecution for their political beliefs in North Korea. Of the three generations affected by the grandparents' traumatic experiences, who might be most likely to break the intergenerational silence?

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Grandchildren, being one generation removed from the direct impact of the trauma, might be more curious and less burdened by the immediate emotional consequences, making them more likely to explore and break the silence about their grandparents' experiences.

Imagine a Set of Grandparents Who Are Silent About the Trauma