Right left

Author's name: Lian Al-Rasheed

When bodies go wrong in a homeland where minds go wrong, it becomes more than just a matter of wrongdoing. It separates, weakens, scatters, and then is lost. The wrongdoing becomes a difference, and the homeland becomes more distant and then disappears. The land of the West, a land that sanctifies beauty and its creator, reveres right-handed people, degrades those below them, and excludes all those deficient who are unable to create that beauty with their own hands. Goliath, a left-handed young man, was forced to hide that fact for a long time behind a mask of arrogance to preserve the honor of his family, which had inherited the title of polisher for generations. But no one was satisfied that the left-handed Goliath would take all that advantage, so he prepared his plot, and as a result Goliath became deficient. In the heat of the incident, meaningless promises were made. How will Goliath protect himself from them? How will his friends decide to protect him with them? Who will be forced to submit to them in the end? Or will the matter become bigger than that? Will that arm be a small price to pay for Goliath to break the laws of generations and nations?