[nukkad] Konversations

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The One: Who are these Bawa People they are talking about?
The Other: A Tribe which came to India long ago, to seek refuge.

The One: When was that?
The Other: Some 1400 years in Earth Time.

The One: Who were they called?
The Other: The Ahele Zardasht, from Parsa, Fars, Persia of old.

The One: Who were they running from?
The Other: From Omar of the Bloodied Sword.

The One: And they asked for sanctuary from the Hindu rulers?
The Other: Yes.

The One: And they got it?
The Other: Yes, a King gave his Word, and it was kept, unsullied, generation
after generation.

The One: And the Ahele Zardasht live on in safety to this day?
The Other: To this day, unmolested, free in their worship, trade, 
profession and
life's living.

The One: Remarkable people, the Hindus.
The Other: Absolutely.

The One: I would like to salute them for this great deed.
The Other: Then make a 'namashkar', and touch their feet..

[both stand, and bow deep, touch the ground, and fade away]

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Arya-Holmes
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