Wounds that don't heal

This is a fictional narrative that is completely different, in form and content. It has a special rhythm, and its structure is different from the prevailing novels and narrative narratives in general. Likewise, in comparison with what was written about Upper Egypt, this fictional narrative appears very different, as it is the summary of knowledge, wisdom, and access to all the aspects and minute details of life. Humans, the epitome of knowledge, followed and observed life's transformations, crises, problems, conflicts, and endless changes.
It is a remarkable narrative worthy of all attention, research and exploration for a number of reasons, the first of which is the content of this narrative discourse, which attempted to approach all aspects of life from a struggle over power or power, money, prestige and pride, a social class struggle between poverty and wealth or the poor and the rich or the strong and the weak, and a tribal conflict of a different kind. What was embodied in the series in Upper Egypt is an image of the true painting and the true and certain mural that depicts the essence of Upper Egyptian life, and even Egyptian life in general.