At the RaT Studientag held in Melk, I presented my FWF Elise Richter project titled "The Two Sarah: Victimhood in the Bible and Its Reception." The presentation sparked engaging discussions among the interdisciplinary academic audience, who offered valuable insights and constructive feedback on my research approach. My analysis of the biblical narratives surrounding the two Sarahs and their reception history was particularly well-received, with colleagues appreciating the methodological rigor and innovative perspective I bring to this comparative study. The scholarly exchange at this venue proved especially fruitful, as the diverse academic backgrounds of the participants contributed to a rich dialogue about the project's implications for biblical studies, reception history, and victim studies.