Child's perspective 
 * Sat right up /excitement 
 *No. You me.
 *Out of your head.
 *"Are magic spells real ?"/ Reality phase.
 *Questions: 
 ~ "what's a crick?"
 ~"Will he die ?"
 *"Yes. Good. "( when roger decides he wants to smell like roses )

“Daddy.” 
 “What?” 
 “Roger Skunk. You said Roger Fish.” 
 “Yes. Skunk.” 
 “You said Roger Fish. Wasn’t that silly?” 
 “Very silly of your stupid old daddy.
 "Jo made the crying face again, but this time without a trace of sincerity. This annoyed Jack."
 "and then it began to get dark and they all ran home to their mommies.”

 “But Daddy, then he said about the other little animals run away!”
 ‘But Mommy, all the other little animals run away,’
 ‘I don’t care. You smelled the way a little skunk should have and I’m going to take you right back to that wizard,’

 “Tomorrow, I want you to tell me the story that that wizard took that magic wand and hit that mommy” — her plump arms chopped forcefully — ”right over the head.”
 “No. That’s not the story. The point is that the little skunk loved his mommy more than he loved all the other little animals and she knew what was right.”
 “No. Tomorrow you say he hit that mommy. Do it.” She kicked her legs up and sat down on the bed with a great heave and complaint of springs, as she had done hundreds of times before, except that this time she did not laugh. “Say it, Daddy.”
 “Well, we’ll see. Now at least have a rest. Stay on the bed. You’re a good girl.” 

-Yukti, Kavya G, Roshni, Sherlyn and Harleen

On his way he befriended an old eagle, Jabbaar, and helped him to find the way to one of the main oasis. Minutes into the conversation the eagle realized Abdullah was being immature by leaving his home and wouldn't last long in the real world. Jabbaar took him to the main oasis where he Abdullah saw other camels being exploited. 

Jabbaar: Abdu,I think you should go back home.
Abdullah: Baba,it is my biggest dream to explore these deserts.I have always been in this wadi,and travelling will help me broaden my horizons.

Jabbaar: Son, do you see those exhausted camels working without any rest?
They are hardly given any food or shelter after this heavy work.They were manipulated and are exploited by other camels.This will be your situation soon when you run out of money.

Abdullah: What about my dreams and ambitions? I don't want to be a merchant though I don't like disobeying Abba.

Jabbaar: There is a time for everything Abdu. You have an entire life ahead of you.
Decisions taken in a haste will cost you more than you can imagine.Once you are of age,no one will stop you from achieving your ambitions.

Abdullah: Thanks for enlightening me Baba.I promise myself that I will travel and pursue my dreams when I'm more mature and stronger to face the world.

After realizing that, what Jabbaar said was true, Abdullah returned back home and promised his dad that he will not leave the place to explore the world until he has learned everything from his father about the world outside and he thinks that Abdullah is ready.

Setting-  The story is set in a wadi in the midst of a desert in the Arabian region.

Characters- Khadar(Father), Abdullah(Son),
Jabbaar a.k.a Baba (Wise,Old Eagle)

It started off on a very good note,
 She would write about him all day,
 paint his curves and snap his pictures.
 But, 
 things have changed
 It's been almost a year now,
 constant awfulness and abasement have been perceived.
 Her perspective is hardly ever validated
 undistorted is only him.
 She raises questions towards herself;
 Sleepless nights have been spent trying to make it work
 she's reached a point of no return.

She wonders what  sins she's done cosing her conscious to get tanned
She demands for a virtual commodity, (immunity)
She has become liable
Her planning, directing and organising all go in vain because of the hustling curriculum

She longs for the next 4 months (freedom-magic/illusion)