Why 'lacerations'?

I was interested that the word 'laceration' is used by Dostoevsky quite prominently in 'The Brothers Karamazov'. I chose it for my new blog to use it metaphorically. Although 'bandaids' fits its literal meaning, it may also be a useful metaphor.

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