why did the old man thank the narrator?
ch-Old man at the bridge
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The old man thanks him, but continues to express concern over the fate of the animals he left behind. The narrator reassures him, saying the animals will be fine. The doves will fly away, the narrator says, but the old man continues to worry about the goats. The narrator tells him it is better not to think about it, and that he should get up and walk to the trucks.
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The narrator, more concerned for the old man’s safety than that of the animals, inquires what the old man’s politics are, and the old man replies he has none. He is 76, has come 12 kilometers and is too tired to go any further. The narrator tells him to walk up the road and catch a ride on a truck to Barcelona.
The old man thanks him
The old man thanks him
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The narrator asked the old man to catch the ride in truck to Barcelona and save his life from enemy so, he thank the narrator for showing the concern about his life.
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