
Now try untying the rope and see if that works. I did not tie the donkey as I did not have the rope, remember. Can you please help me again?īut there is nothing to untie. However, now that I am done, I want to go back to the village but the donkey still doesnt want to move.

The donkey stayed put at the tree and did not wander off, just like you predicted. Thank you so much for helping me out in the morning. He stopped to drink some water and saw the old woman walking past the river again. He got tired of pushing and prodding the donkey. The evening quickly approached and he wanted to reach the village before it got really dark. He tried everything but the donkey would not budge. He then loaded the clean laundry on the donkey and prodded him to start walking towards the village. He finished washing and drying the clothes and the donkey was still lying around the tree. Every few minutes he would look up to check if the donkey was still there and would be happy to see that the donkey was just sitting there like always. Then he took the clothes to the river and started washing the clothes. He started talking to the donkey so that he sees him and he went about doing his usual routine of tying up the donkey to the tree but with no rope. So, he did as the old woman had told him. However, the old woman did look wise to him and anyways he did not have any other option. While doing so, just make sure that the donkey is seeing you do that. Just act as if you are tying up your donkey to the tree. The solution to your problem is very easy. I can’t go back to the village to get another rope either. I cant also sit and not wash these clothes as they would need time to dry as well. I am afraid if I leave him untied and start washing the clothes, he might wander away. But unfortunately, I dont have a rope to tie my donkey to a tree. I need to wash and dry these dirty clothes. She saw Ram as well and noted that he was wondering about some problem that he was unable to solve.
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While he was thinking about how to solve this issue, he saw an old woman walking along the river. He was afraid that if he did not tie the donkey to a tree, he might wander off. He could not afford to lose the donkey either as that would mean that he would need to carry all the clothes on his back, which is not practical. He could not afford to go back all along the route to check the rope as that would mean that he will not be able to clean and dry the dirty clothes before evening. It was when he reached the river, that he realise that he had dropped the rope that he used to tie his donkey to the tree somewhere along the route. One day, he collected all the dirty clothes, mounted them on his donkey and walked to the river. He would collect all the dirty clothes from the villagers, put them on his donkey and carry them to the river, wash them, dry them and in the evening return the clean laundry back to the villagers. In a small village in the southern part of India, there lived a young man - Ram.
