He went out that day, lost in thought, imagining the fate of the children, the people, the houses, and the country. Great people think of others before they think of themselves, and this is one of the things that distinguishes them from ordinary people.
His resolve began to waver with the feeling that he had done his duty to life.
He hated this feeling that befits managers, because if he saw that he had done what he had to do, and continued his life pretending that his duty was finished,
The day will come when saving the country will become an impossible mission, and he will die because he feels that he has let down the miracle.