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More Information. He lives in the land of impunity. His land is beautiful: milk and honey flow there and everything is blessed. Lehilahy is a craftsman and proud of it. His wife is pretty and she is expecting a child.
The waiting is serene. He will be born in their small bedroom. They have never been to hospitals or maternity wards. Those who have risked a stay there have not returned.
Lehilahy refuses to listen to the horror stories told by the families of those who disappeared, but he has made his decision: a traditional midwife will assist the young mother. The child is born and he is a boy. Joy is complete and the smiles are full of love. Lively, energetic, and warm-hearted, he grows like a young plant full of sap.
When they are not granted him, he screams and stamps. Ridiculous behavior in a society where rights mean nothing at all. The boy is extremely diligent with his schoolwork. In spite of this, Ny Rako lags behind. Watching him fail at school, inexplicably, over and over, his father is deeply troubled.
