they might refuse the evidence of their own eyes and continue blindly on over the ridge, driven by optimism and hope that finally they would find somewhere to call home.
The characters in this story often struggle to accept the reality before them, even when the evidence is clear. Despite witnessing facts that might suggest otherwise, they choose to ignore these signs and keep moving forward, driven by their aspirations and the desire for a better place to settle.
They cling to hope and optimism, believing that somewhere ahead they will find a true home, even if it means ignoring the truth. This persistence shows their strong will and determination, but also reveals their tendency to overlook reality in pursuit of their dreams.
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