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Lake by Lily Yulianti Farid, To voice out the disappearance of Fayza, Zara…

- - - - The advocacies of the martyrs and desaparecidos live on past their deaths. (Belle)
- - - - Used as a way for the repressive regime to enforce their rules and gain support through threats. (Sky)
      - To instill fear in people and make them think twice about protesting against the government (Sky, Mika)
      - Enforced disappearances subdue activitism and dissent from society (Ashley)
      - For the repressive regime to exercise power and control over its people (Ashley)
  - - - The fact that Zara's family does an annual pilgrimage without a tombstone for Fayza shows that the victims' families feel pain and uncertainty due to lack of closure. (Ashley)
      - Lack of closure makes moving on impossible for those who lost a loved one. (Mika)
      - Closure and healing are taken from the families and communities of the victims. (Ashley)
      - Families are left in limbo, unsure whether their loved ones are alive or dead. (JC)
    - - Communities suffer because of these enforced disappearances which foster a culture of quiet and fear, and damage the fabric of society. (JC)