Swift Arrow

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The story follows George as he rides with a large group of Indians and ponies, feeling increasingly isolated and sorrowful as they journey north. Each step taken by his pony, Neko, distances him from his home and family, amplifying his sense of loss. The vivid imagery of colored leaves serves as a poignant symbol of farewell, reflecting George's emotional turmoil as he grapples with the reality of leaving his loved ones behind.