With a difficult decision, Muhammad embarks on the path of **escape**; that is, he no longer wants to stay with **his first mother**. This mother plays the role of a factor of pressure and limitation in his life—a pressure that has prevented Muhammad from finding peace, choice, or security of his own. Therefore, the "journey" in this sentence is not just an ordinary departure, but a **destiny journey**: a journey that shows that Muhammad is willing to go through fears and hardships to save himself.
Why does Muhammad decide to escape?
- Muhammad feels that staying in that situation is continuing a cycle of pain and oppression.
- He has probably tried many times to endure or find a way out, but to no avail; that is why he finally sees the solution in **leaving the environment**.
- This decision is usually accompanied by feelings such as **fear, anxiety, hope, and longing**; because escaping means cutting off from the past, even if the past was bitter.
Destination: His sister Pari
Rather than wandering or going his own way, Muhammad sets his destination as **his sister Pari**. This choice is very important and has several narrative meanings:
- **Pari as refuge:** Muhammad sees Pari as someone who can possibly help or at least save him from this situation.
- **Hope for support:** Muhammad's going to Pari means that he still believes that there is someone who will listen to him and take care of him.
- **Replacement for "family":** When the relationship with his first mother is strained, the presence of a sister can revive a sense of "family" and security for Muhammad. What challenges might Muhammad's journey have?
Since this sentence says *journey*, it usually means that the path is not easy. Muhammad may face the following problems on the way:
- **Worry about being found:** The first mother may follow him or not let him get out of control.
- **Fear of judgment:** Muhammad worries whether Pari will accept him? Does she believe that he is truly seeking salvation?
- **Practical problems:** Such as lack of resources, financial pressure, or confusion about exactly how and where to reach Pari.
- **Emotional shock:** Muhammad may experience internal sadness along with external fear; because escaping usually means the end of a period of life, even if that period was difficult.
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Why does Muhammad decide to escape?
- Muhammad feels that staying in that situation is continuing a cycle of pain and oppression.
- He has probably tried many times to endure or find a way out, but to no avail; that is why he finally sees the solution in **leaving the environment**.
- This decision is usually accompanied by feelings such as **fear, anxiety, hope, and longing**; because escaping means cutting off from the past, even if the past was bitter.
Destination: His sister Pari
Rather than wandering or going his own way, Muhammad sets his destination as **his sister Pari**. This choice is very important and has several narrative meanings:
- **Pari as refuge:** Muhammad sees Pari as someone who can possibly help or at least save him from this situation.
- **Hope for support:** Muhammad's going to Pari means that he still believes that there is someone who will listen to him and take care of him.
- **Replacement for "family":** When the relationship with his first mother is strained, the presence of a sister can revive a sense of "family" and security for Muhammad. What challenges might Muhammad's journey have?
Since this sentence says *journey*, it usually means that the path is not easy. Muhammad may face the following problems on the way:
- **Worry about being found:** The first mother may follow him or not let him get out of control.
- **Fear of judgment:** Muhammad worries whether Pari will accept him? Does she believe that he is truly seeking salvation?
- **Practical problems:** Such as lack of resources, financial pressure, or confusion about exactly how and where to reach Pari.
- **Emotional shock:** Muhammad may experience internal sadness along with external fear; because escaping usually means the end of a period of life, even if that period was difficult.
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