The ideals of the Pashtunwali serve to encourage a codified way of life which include Courage, Hospitality, Generosity, and Revenge.
Malala's parents, however, taught their children that although it is right to revenge, it is not necessary because revenge is bitter for both parties.
<h3>How did Malala's Parents teach their children about revenge?</h3>
Malala had discovered that her new friend - Safina stole her toy mobile phone. According to the rules of revenge, she goes all out to steal Safina's jewelry.
Malala's mother upon discovering this warns Malala never to steal again because such actions had the potential to bring shame to the family as well as bitterness to those involved. After this incident, Malala takes a personal oath never to steal again. To remind herself of that oath, she stopped wearing jewelry.
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Answer:
A) There is a market for stolen dogs to be used for labor in the North.
Explanation:
They said that buck does not read the newspapers so I am assuming buck is a dog and that they are trying to say that there is a market for stolen dogs in the North
Answer:
Decomposers recycle nutrients from dead things, that can be for example used again as fertile soil to grow producers.
