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Rostam and Esfandiyar

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Donald C

 

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July 29, 2012

 

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He visits his royal astrologers to learn about the fate of his son and discovers that the only individual with the power to kill his son is the leader Rostam. Goshtasp’s villainous desires convince him to order Esfandiyar to shackle Rostam and bring the hero back to the Persian court on foot. His hopes being that Rostam will not accept this humiliation and will kill Esfandiyar...
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His hopes being that Rostam will not accept this humiliation and will kill Esfandiyar. Once this fate has been determined, it is impossible for Esfandiyar to do much to avoid his death. Being blind of his abilities and his fate, Esfandiyar is motivated to defeat Rostam. The reward of his father’s throne supersedes the risk of death...
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