Children get acquainted with each other in a special way, they do not make contracts as adults, they believe each other or not. Childish friendships often end in violence. You may become an enemy all of a sudden as well as notice that you are someone's best friend.
In Henning Mankell's novel "Before the Frost," the author highlights the unique ways in which children form friendships. Unlike adults, they do not rely on agreements or contracts; instead, their connections are built on trust, which can be fragile. This way of relating can lead to sudden shifts in their social dynamics, where a friend can quickly become an adversary without warning.
The observations suggest that childhood relationships are often intense...
