What kills women in Pakistan isn't always a weapon. Sometimes, it's the silence that surrounds them. In this deeply personal and reflective episode, Sarosh speaks about the harrowing realities of femicide and honour killings in Pakistan — where women are murdered for speaking up, for dreaming, for choosing. Through the stories of Humaira Asghar, Qandeel Baloch, Noor Mukadam, and countless unnamed victims, this episode explores the systemic violence that justifies a woman's death in the name of honour. It questions why society remains silent until after a woman's body is found — and why her life was never considered sacred to begin with. From legal loopholes to social apathy, this episode of Dear Body asks: What is the cost of a woman's freedom in this country? And who decides which dreams are worth dying for?