The women looked at men, looked at them to understand if this time they would collapse. The women looked and said nothing. And when men were in a group, fear disappeared from their faces and anger took its place. And the women sighed with relief, because they understood that everything was fine: the collapse had not been there; And there would never have been any collapse until the fear had managed to turn into fury. Small grass sprouts began to come out of the earth, and in a few days the hills were green of new life.
The women observed the men closely, seeking to gauge their emotional state and determine if they were on the verge of breaking down. They remained silent as they watched the men. In situations where the men gathered together, their fear was replaced by anger. This shift reassured the women, as they realized that the anticipated collapse would not occur. Their relief stemmed from the understanding that until fear transformed into anger, there would be no imminent danger.
Simultaneously, nature began to awaken, with small grass shoots emerging from the ground. In just a few days, the once barren hills transformed into vibrant green landscapes teeming with new life. This imagery reflects the cycles of resilience and regeneration, paralleled in both human emotions and the natural world, as they adapt and renew in the face of challenges.
