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A breeze picks up as Santiago asks the wind for help. The wind argues that Santiago differs too much from it but Santiago contends that he desires to reach all corners of the world just like the wind. The wind understands but doesn’t know what to do. Santiago tells the wind that love can empower it to do anything. The wind feels like Santiago demeans what it already knows how to do. It blows harder, annoyed, and tells Santiago to talk to the Hand That Wrote All.
Santiago says he will but that first the wind should create a sandstorm so he can look into the sky without the sun blinding him. : I picked this because I can reflect on it because I ask random people for help- Symbol: Oasis-The oasis symbolizes life, love, and domesticity.
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