Question

How did Aram justify mourad act of stealing horse

Answer 1

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When Mourad arrives at his house with a stolen horse, Aram justifies the act of theft in a couple of ways. ... In fact, stealing a horse isn't really stealing at all. It can only be classified as stealing if he and Mourad intend to sell the horse for money, an act which they would never do.

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Answer 2

When Mourad arrives at his house with a stolen horse, Aram justifies the act of theft in a couple of ways. ... In fact, stealing a horse isn't really stealing at all. It can only be classified as stealing if he and Mourad intend to sell the horse for money, an act which they would never do.