What “Omens from the desert” does the boy share with the chieftains?

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El Alquimista

What “Omens from the desert” does the boy share with the chieftains?

What decisions does the decision does the head chieftain make on the boys vision?

Why was it difficult for the chieftains of the oasis to believe the boys prognostication?

Who was the man on horseback?

What does he say is the most essential quality to understanding the language of the world?

When riding out into the desert, what does the alchemist instruct the boy to show him?

Asked by Alejandro Bandilla O #997030 on 3/30/2020 9:24 PM

Last updated by Henessy O #997194 on 3/31/2020 5:23 AM

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Answered by jill d #170087 on 3/30/2020 11:39 PM

What decisions does the decision does the head chieftain make on the boys vision?

The tribal chieftain shares a story with Santiago regarding his tribe's tradition. The tradition states that the oases exist as neutral ground, and as such, are safe from attack. He assures Santiago, however, that the the tribe listens to the omens of the desert, and because of this, they will break their commitment of carrying weapons and stay alert to the danger of enemies.

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