Zahak was full of hate and cruelty which lead him to be the way he is, which explains why he betrayed his and took all his property and what he had in progress. However, per the text at the time there was another king called Jamshid who had much more power than anyone on earth. He as a ruler divided his kingdom when it came to labor. There were four different groups which were the following: the spiritual leaders, the warriors and fighters, the farmers, and the craftsmen. Jamshid had as a ruler everything well organized and had a strong authority until he became arrogant and stubborn and the “Divine Presence” flew away, which caused disorder and corruption. Zahak later developed and grew up with hate and full of dark evil. He had grown to be tyrant ruler who would kill men to feed his snakes, which he had grown from being contaminated by the dark entity Ahriman so that only him would be close. Ahriman took shape into any person for he wanted to be close of Zahak, who was the ideal asset for him to use to fill the world with evil. However, Faridun who was born to a man named Aptin who was wise and righteous and cleansed the evil that Zahak and Ahriman have caused. Since Zahak killed Faridun’s father, he took him at the end and chained him in a cave as …show more content…
Zahak had a weak and unstable mind that lead him to be easily influenced by Ahriman’s evil while Faridun developed from two loving and wise parents. One can conclude that the way people are and the things they do are based on what they grew and learn from because that is the base and foundation on how they are going to be. However, one can question Zahak’s personality as to him being evil if his father who was king was fair and good. I can infer outside of what it is written from the story’s context that perhaps Zahak never had a proper connection with his father, which caused him to be the outcome he