diff --git a/content/interviews/williams-restorative_justice.md b/content/interviews/williams-restorative_justice.md
index 726927c..363cd40 100644
--- a/content/interviews/williams-restorative_justice.md
+++ b/content/interviews/williams-restorative_justice.md
@@ -440,8 +440,8 @@ and the Comanches, and the Cheyennes and the Arapahoes, who were deadly
 enemies. However, in 1838, they came together. They went to a bunch of
 ceremonies. They made peace. Today, there's still a song that the
 Cheyenne gave to the Kiowa that the Kiowa will still sing whenever they
-see the Cheyenne. It created a bond, but it was a bond like taking care
---- building your base of relatives, building your relationships. Then,
+see the Cheyenne. It created a bond, but it was a bond like taking 
+care---building your base of relatives, building your relationships. Then,
 with relationships come responsibilities to respect. Those are the kinds
 of things that those agreements were based on.