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"unlike the grass" appropriates and subverts the old adage  “the grass is always greener on the other side”  to provocatively question the responsibility of each actor involved in the migrant crisis. 

In the fable, a shipwrecked man wrongfully blamed the sea for his troubles. The sea, in turn, asserted that the wind was the true culprit, emphasizing the moral lesson that one should be careful to place his blame on the right person.

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