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A rural youth who grew up tending flocks is forced into a strict village school, where corporal discipline and incomprehension leave him unable to master letters and subject him to ridicule and a mocking nickname; he flees back to the mountains, finding relief and belonging among animals and landscape, while village gossip and satirical commentary trace social attitudes toward education, difference, and communal memory of past violence that informs local identity.
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