The tragic saga opens with a profound meditation upon death and the mysterious workings of destiny. When a sudden gale sweeps from the dark horizon and casts down an unripe fruit into the dust, mortal minds question whether this strike of fate is tyranny or divine justice. If death is indeed the ultimate expression of cosmic law, why do mortals raise such agonized cries against it? The human spirit remains blind to the secrets behind the veil of mortality, and despite all worldly greed and striving, no soul has ever unlocked this ultimate riddle. Yet perhaps in leaving this transitory world, a grander abode of serenity awaits. Death’s terrifying breath, like an unsparing flame, fears neither the vibrant vigor of youth nor the fragile decay of old age. When death tightens the reins upon its steed of destruction, no mortal can delay their departure. Thus, if a soul is illuminated with the light of faith, silence and humble devotion best become it, for the hidden mysteries of the Almighty belong not to creation—unless one’s soul has partnered with darkness. In this fleeting world, humankind must strive only for righteousness, so that goodness becomes their eternal legacy. With this solemn reflection, the tragic chronicle of Sohrab’s fateful clash with his father unfolds.