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Desert and New Titles
Chapter 2 “Birth” 1. New Title: a. The Birth of a Camel

2. Summary: A camel gives birth named Mithoo.

3. Conflict: Man vs. Nature

4. Themes:

Chapter 3 “Kalu” 1. New Titles: a. Attack

2. Summary: Camel attacks dadi then Tipu and Kalu attack each other.

3. Conflict: * Man vs. Nature * Nature vs. Nature

4. Themes:

Chapter 4 “Safari” 1. New Titles: a. Sold! b. Farewell

2. Summary: Shabanu left her hometown to get married. She kissed her mom and auntie goodbye. She told Phulan to find Mithoo. Shabanu told Phulan to find Mithoo a mother to nurse him. Then, dadi was going to sell guluband.

3. Conflict: Man vs. Man vs. Circumstances * Dadi was going to sell guluband.

4. Themes: A dancing camel is worth it to make some money.

Chapter 5 “Bugtis” 1. New titles: a. Arrival b. Caravan of Camels

2. Summary: Dadi and Shabanu arrive at Gudubarrage. They met a caravan cholistanani nomands. Dadi met the same men that were talking about how much a camel sells. Dadi is pleased to meet the caravan.

3. Conflict:

4. Themes: Never give up!

Chapter 6 “Sibi Fair” 1. New Titles: a. Arrival

2. Summary: * Shabanu and Dadi arrive at Sibi Fair. * Dadi brought Shabanu to a carnival. * Dadi meets a man named Wardak who wants to buy the camel. * Shabanu did not want to sell guluband.

3. Conflict: Man vs. Circumstances

4. Themes:

Chapter 8 “Shatoosh” 1. New Titles: a. The Scarf

2. Summary: * The shopkeeper gives Shabanu a shatoosh. * Shabanu went to get Phulan a gift for her wedding. * Dadi and Shabanu arrive at cholistan desert.

3. Conflict: Man vs. Man

4. Themes:

Chapter 10 “Nose Pegs” 1. New Titles: a. POOR CAMELS! b. The Water

2. Summary: *
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