snake [Theme]
Everyone stopped being afraid of death. She retreated. You lived forever, unless... you died in a war with other savages, unless you were sacrificed, unless you were bitten by a poisonous snake, unless you burned from a fleeting disease. In a word, unless something unexpected happened to you before the final relocation to the water. Now everyone was preparing not for death, but for a change in appearance and lifestyle. The fear has disappeared.
In the desert, the hot, harmful wind continued to play with the sand. Sefer was going through hard times. The hearts of Adil and the girl ached for everyone who had to face losses. I've always been sick, but not now. Now they just loved each other. And this love was the only stable and correct thing in life. She was a constant. Not insidious, like a snake, but healing. And their bodies entwined with each other, their ragged breathing, and sultry kisses were more eloquent than any words.
Quote Explanation: Quote from the story Rose
If a lioness in the long grass is once bitten by a snake, she will stay away from the grass. If someone is eaten by a crocodile at a watering hole, the witnesses will choose another place for the watering hole. And only homo sapiens gets the hang of it at work and, waking up at home the next morning, gets ready and goes there.
If you are bitten by a snake, time does not do anything in time, time is expected of you.
Well, Dzyuba is more likely not a boa constrictor, but how to say it, a spotted snake. Spotted Indian cobra.
Quote Explanation: Khovansky comments on the news about how Dzyuba showed his "boa constrictor" to an outside man.
April. Put on rubber boots and go for a walk after the rain. Launch paper ships in the streams. Collect primroses. Launch a kite into the sky. Watch the birds return from the south. Squint from the sunbeams, exposing your gap-toothed smile to the first rays of the sun. Be a child at heart. Always...
Moral: if you see how water flows up the hill, then someone repaid kindness for kindness.
The snake, the peasant and the heronI will become a slave to the snake.
Quote Explanation: Quote from the story "Desert Rose".
A dark business is going on in this outback. The unholy five horsemen: a carrion with a hyena smile, feeding on the webs of speech, a bug rider with a gilded palm, a court jester, but perhaps also a skilled labor pawn, a mercenary peacemaker with a suitcase in his bosom and a slippery snake with yellow eyes, pulling the strings and watching pouring fuel on the fire, gathered to solve the burning question: which cherry will forcibly donate itself for the cake for another week of charity. Behind the shadow of the horsemen crawled a vile rat that wanted progressive action, whispering in your ear, but rats are not allowed to fly. However, the connecting link of the five was a stupid, naive doe: you throw dust in her face, and she will call it magic pollen, you throw a shaped brick (but you should have fireclay) into her angular mind, and he will be God's grace for her.
Quote Explanation: The story "Three-four"
The snake preys on the mouse, but bites its own tail. It's good when she lets herself go, right?
Quote Explanation: From the novel "Arcanum"
It was because of this smile that I left my home, wife and village the next day. I went into the jungle, in the direction indicated by Zara.
- Do not. Not everyone needs to wake up. The snake also needs food.
When the Professor became like that, everyone knew that they had to be on their guard, watch themselves and keep their mouths shut. If it was found on Moriarty, he could be as dangerous as a venomous snake, and the strange shaking of his head was made more noticeable.
- Well, yes! And then, when you flew a kite with us, and then, when we portrayed bats.
Having shed its skin, the snake remains a snake.
