“Acou is right, Minacou,” he says. “The humans keep us here, they do not allow that we leave. This fence is theirs, to keep us. I know that you ...ind good in your talk with Maggie and with others, but their way is shadow, it is not our way.”“Do you wish to leave?” I ask him.“Yes,” he says. “I think that I must leave soon, that we must leave soon, or it will be too late. We take our food only from the humans, we do not hunt, we do not make joy because we feel joy but only to make show for the. My eyes are drawn past his art work and are focusing on the contrast of the dark green bows of the 60 foot pine trees that line the back of our property. They are laden almost to the breaking point with the billowing mounds of pure virgin white, wet heavy snow.It’s indescribably beautiful, so long as you don't have to be out there in it. The snow started falling around 4:00 am , and has not let up and it’s almost eight o clock now. I am so sorry that you have to go to work. I worry about you. Although in pain with stinging palms, I took my punishment stoically. I couldn't stop the tears flowing down my cheeks, but not a sound escaped from my lips.I couldn't say the same for Diana. She received two on each hand, which ended up three on her left palm. Two was for our fight, while the other two she received for being a bully.I was delighted that Diana screamed in pain, threw back her head and begged for her mum while the cane was thrashing her delicate hands. She was in obvious agony. I also thought this to be the best solutions to all the problems at home. The day you came to our house I related it with the same and thought that you have come for the purpose of looking at me and my home. Prakash was aroused remembering all these. Prakash continued his torso movement with every sentence and use to get equal response from Jaya.I thought Maya is your younger sister or your niece. You looked very young and small that day. All my cousins of my age when wearing saris looked just.