Life
Synopsis
Humanity does not learn from its mistakes, every time a situation of survival arises, people act selfishly, and are ready to bite their throats, and only when an incorrigible disaster occurs, they realize the perniciousness of their act. And in the story, two people meet in the desert, an Asian and an Eurasian, each going their own way and looking for something different. But they enter into a conflict over a water skin, and while they are fighting, the water flows out and only then they realize that they could share. And now they were both without water.
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