When you avoid conflict, you are
also avoiding the chance to understand the reason behind why the conflict
happened. It will not help you grow as a person but it will make you become a
coward by escaping the reality. The more you avoid conflict, the more you are
trying to alienate yourself from the person/people that surround you. It will
give them the impression that you do not care at all. So, even if how painful
the conflict is/was or will be, you have to face it no matter what.
Answer:
The Mahabharata is an ancient Indian epic where the main story revolves around two branches of a family.
Explanation:
I’m not the best at literary meanings, but I would think it’s something about how there’s this kid who has grown up too fast mentally- in a world that was affected by climate change (or just any changes) which drastically changed their way of life and attitude.
I know this probably wasn’t helpful, but I wanted to help, even if it was barely anything.
