To Be Kind
On the assumption that you're not going to read the whole article, I'll give you the end. What does an Armenian refugee tell a British novelist who asks him what he wants?
For myself I want to be kind. If you are cold I can give you this jacket. But this jacket, it is rubbish. If you say you need money I have no money to give you. What has happened to me? I try to be kind, to be kind, to be kind. I want my two sons learning that. To be kind. To be polite. To be gentlemen. I am their father, I am the head of the family, but I cannot help. I am like a dead man here.
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