. "The children of the scorpions on the way to school and a giant snake lurking"

In a remote nomadic area, Aghaqarboun and his children are preparing for the first day of school. This nomadic family with a simple lifestyle in the heart of pristine nature faces new challenges every day. The first day of school for children is not only the beginning of education, but also an opportunity to learn about life outside the tent and their surroundings.

On the other hand, Aghaqarboun decides to dig a well for a toilet before his children go to school, because in this area there is no access to urban facilities and everything has to be done traditionally and by hand. While he and his children are digging a well, they suddenly encounter an amazing scene: a huge and scary snake crawling near them. This snake is a symbol of the surrounding wild nature that is connected to the nomadic life and represents the challenges that this family faces.

In these moments, fear and excitement appear on the faces of Aghaqarboun's children, but Aghaqarboun tries to calm them down and keep the danger away from them with his calmness and tact. This incident, which occurred on the eve of his children going to school, not only shows the dangers of nomadic life, but also reminds them that every step along this path comes with its own adventures and challenges.

This experience is part of the daily life of nomads, which can be accompanied by unexpected events at any moment. From preparing for school to encountering wild creatures, everything shows the beauty and hardship of living in the heart of nature.


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