‘Habib... ? Why ?

- For Ruh and our roof!

- You impertinent little brat! Do you really think he'd want you to do that?

- That is a hypocritical statement!’

At these words the man bites the governor's face,

who lets go in astonishment.

A punch is thrown.

Rafy's head jerks to the side.

A second punch is thrown.

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Rafy's head is damaged.

Habib grabs him!

His bloody skull he squeezes!

He takes a step and raps him!

Against the wall of his house, thinking of his brother,

He throws the governor to the ground.

With one last thrust, he plants his fingers

On Habib's lower abdomen.

Rafy held firm despite his livid face,

And his opponent saw him as a false king.

‘You were wrong... Even if you are strong!

- Be silent, for you are dead!’

At these words, the chandelier whose strings had been gnawed by the knife

Fell on the governor, whose body was writhing,

As a long piece of cardboard is twisted and crushed,

His life was but a pitiful soap opera.

The ground begins to burn,

And his blood, on the ground, makes him beautiful again.