Is the story of Esther really about social duty for the powerful?

[jennifer_bloom]

When Esther heard that wicked Haman had been plotting to destroy the Jews, a person in her circle said to her, "if you do not speak up at this time, deliverance for the Jews will come from another place, but you and your family will perish,"

and this meant that Esther, as queen of the kingdom, needed to vouch for the safety of the Jews on behalf of the king that she was married to.

And her advisor said, if she did not rescue the Jews, God would send somebody else to rescue the Jews, but her entire family would perish because they did not speak up at the right time, and I think this resonates in my life as well.

My cousin was given power and influence, and she had a close relationship with both of my parents, but instead of treating me with respect, she would for almost 20 years, visit my home all the time with her family, disrespect me and ignore me and mock me in my own home, while talking to my parents and honouring them with gifts.

She later tried to convince my dad to leave me out of the will, by spending 20 years saying bad things about me to him and trying to convince my dad to disown me as his daughter, she made over $700,000 a year, but instead of treating me like a member of the family, she tried to kick me out of the family and make me homeless.

God destroyed her career by giving her a disability and now she is desperately pretending to still have money since she is hoping to trick a rich man into getting married to her, before she runs out of money for food and shelter.

In Canada, you are not required to disclose your financial assets and debts when you get married, unless you are signing a prenuptial agreement or a separation agreement, so she was trying to trick a rich man into marrying her and saving her from her problems, and what this means is, God will send somebody else to help me, or maybe God will give me a method to help myself, but the person who had the power to help me and tried to ruin my life will perish and possibly die one day.

[Netwoman]

I think so yes