[ It would be easy to assume that Kaspar doesn't notice the man draped over the fence. He walks past the first time without pause. His glance is for the trees above them and not the farmer or his suffering.
But Kaspar returns, eventually yet suddenly. His neighborly curiosity, and concern that he hasn't moved, gets the better of Kaspar, though not before he freed his hands of wildflowers and other findings at home before coming back. He leans or squats down enough to comfortably and casually ask-- ]
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But Kaspar returns, eventually yet suddenly. His neighborly curiosity, and concern that he hasn't moved, gets the better of Kaspar, though not before he freed his hands of wildflowers and other findings at home before coming back. He leans or squats down enough to comfortably and casually ask-- ]
... would you, like some help?