Mother, I share your concern, but I do not know how to be afraid of what I cannot change."- Sari

Ray Anyasi
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In this quote by Sari, she expresses her concern for the nature of the world and her love for her son. She does not want to make him feel bad, but she is worried about what the future may bring. She cannot give him a definite answer, but she knows that she wants him to pursue a life full of adventure.

Source: Broken Cloud: The First Sunrise

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