Agba told a Signor Achmet-Cheaf of the grooms, to come to see the foal with a white spot on the heel. They went into the stall with excitement but when Sigonr saw the foal his face frozen in horror then he cried "The Wheat ear!".On the chest of the foal there is the shape like a wheat and it's the symbol of the evil sprits. The foal has both bad and good symbol on its body. Signor Achmet hope the good symbol will beat the bad symbol but a few days later the mare of the little foal was died. Sigonr said that the foal will die for the hunger. Agba was shocked with that so he run out of the town tried to run way from this problem. He run as fast as possible to the city of Meknes. At there he saw an Arab working with camel then one thought came to the Agba's head. "Camel's milk can be use for feeding a horse". Then He run to Arab man and get some camel mik from him.
"People run away from the problem when they don't know the way to solve it". That's what I thought when I read this chapter. Runing away from the problem is the worst thing to do. It doesn't make anything better it just make you weaker. So we shouldn't running away from the problem.
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This is a mantra that parents love to repeat to their children: "Don't run away from your problems." I guess it's not that simple though, is it? If someone is bullying you, it's probably best to run or walk away from the problem, right. In war, it's often best to retreat rather than put up a fight. If you have a problem with another driver on the road, it might save your life to avoid a confrontation and "walk away." Aren't there times when it's good to "run away from your problems"?
I agree with you that we shouldn't run away from problem. I think it is such an unacceptable thing to do because running from problem definitely causes unexpected consequences. We should face the problems and fix it no matter how hard it is. It is better than ignoring the problems because at least we try to figure things out.
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