Narcissus: A symbol of will and strength against hostility.
In a small village, Narges lived with her daughters, Mina, Ghazal and her son Mohammad. Nargis was a strong and determined woman who stood up against problems and enmities. He was known in this village for his good nature and kindness, but he also had many enemies who resented his successes. One day, one of Nargis's enemies, who always sought to harm Nargis because of his grudges, came to the village with his face covered. This unknown person forced Narges to sign. Seeing that person, Narges knew very well what his purpose was and decided not to give up under any circumstances. With courage and alertness, Nargis first tried to calm him down by talking, but when she realized that in his heart he only wanted to scare her, she quickly decided that she should not be afraid and give in to his demand. Narges told him that this signing would have bad consequences not only for him, but also for himself, and that he could not threaten his future by force. Fortunately, Nargis was able to save herself with her will power and decisive decision and finally escape from the burden of that person's wrong desire. This incident not only made Narges known as a strong and resilient woman in the village, but also taught her daughters a lesson of hope and courage.