English, asked by daimarylolima, 11 months ago

“Lencho's soul was filled with sadness.“ Why?

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Answered by rmb

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Lencho's soul was filled with sadness when he saw how the hailstorm had ruined his crops and his future.

Lencho was a farmer whose source of livelihood was the harvest from his farm.
He toiled hard in the field to ensure a good crop. A good harvest meant good money.
He used that money to feed his family, meet the family's expenses and also to buy seeds for the next crop.
The hailstorm caused so much damage that the crop did not survive it.
It meant that Lencho would not have any money to buy food for his family or seeds for the next round. This worried and saddened him.
Also, all his hard work had been reduced to nothing.
All these reasons made Lencho sad.

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