(c) Describe the Garoghlanian tribe.
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The Garoghlanian tribe is Armenian. The culture of these people, known for their honesty, is at the heart of the story. Hospitality is also an important function in the Armenian culture. Social gatherings revolve around large amounts of food.
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Explanation:n this story, the Garoghlanian tribe are Armenian, and their religion is likely Christianity, though this is not explicitly mentioned in the text.
In terms of culture, Aram outlines the three central tenets of the Garoghlanian's culture early in the exposition of the story. First of all, Aram tells us that the members of the tribe are a "proud" people. Secondly, they are honest and their honesty is famous throughout their community. Finally, the tribe has a strong belief in "right and wrong."
It is these cultural practices which account for Aram's shock when he learns that his cousin, Mourad, has stolen a horse. Because the Garoghlanian tribe are so honest and so keen to differentiate between right and wrong, it comes as a great shock that his cousin would commit such a crime. More importantly, however, it is these cultural values which ensure that the boys eventually return the horse to its rightful owner.