The night is a very bad time for questions to which there are no answers." Mr Badule looked at her. "You are very right, my sister. There is
In Alexander McCall Smith's "Tears of the Giraffe," a conversation unfolds highlighting the challenges of facing unanswered questions during difficult times. The character Mr. Badule acknowledges the frustrations of seeking clarity when darkness surrounds them, indicating that nighttime can amplify uncertainty.
This exchange emphasizes a universal truth that resonates with many: the struggle of grappling with unresolved issues is often more pronounced in moments of solitude and night. Their discussion reflects a deeper understanding of how our thoughts can weigh heavily when we are least able to find resolution.
