Gradually I am convinced that the story of Amulsar will become ‘A Drop of Honey,’ and in the end, ‘The Foolish Panos’: Aram Sargsyan

Aram Sargsyan writes on his Facebook page: I initially thought that the story of Amulsar is completely about 'The Death of Kikos'... What if the poison seeps into groundwater, what if it mixes with the waters of Jermuk, what if it pours into Lake Sevan, and goes on... Oh dear Kikos, oh my dear...

Then I thought it’s entirely like the tale of 'The Foolish Man,' who instead of digging up gold under a dry tree, goes to save a wolf to marry a beautiful and wealthy girl... The wolf is naturally our neighbor who has long had his eyes on what we possess...

Now, little by little, I am convinced that no, it's becoming 'A Drop of Honey,' and in the end, ‘The Foolish Panos.’ I suggest we find an Armenian fairy tale where intelligence wins over foolishness, the brave over the cowardly, and good over evil. I believe that the Republic of Armenia is a country of law—governed by legitimate authorities that have received the vote of the people, and those who do not regard it as such and do not trust the authorities can continue to break the law by closing the way for the entrepreneur, despite the way the authorities behaved during the flawed elections...

And that is their characteristic.

Thank you for all the heartfelt responses; I do not respond to personal insults and unfounded accusations for various reasons—I see no point in it.