The Tragedy Of Death of ASA (ePub)

The Tragedy Of Death of ASA, is a bloody and painful drama by Reza

Taheri Bashar.

This play tells the ancient story of greed and love and grudge in the tense

relationship of two sisters, Asa and Parna, from a powerful aristocratic

family.

Parna with a sick soul, is a lonely mother, who longs to meet and love her

son, Bastab, but Bastab hates her.

She wants to make up for the injustices she did to his son as a child.

From the opposite side, Abrand, Asa's son, is afraid of Parna and her son

regaining power and wants to become the leader of the family.

so..Both sides conspire against each other to destroy each other.

This story shows the grudges and tensions and successive murders and

the final fall of a noble family.

Story:

Parna, the leader of the noble family, has returned from the corner of the

monastery to visit her warrior son at the insistence of her sister, Asa, but

her only son, Bastab, hates her.

The greedy Abrand , the general of the Iranian army and Asa's son,

wishes to get rid of Parna and gain power and become leader, but Parna

resists him and pulls him down and humiliates him.

From the opposite side, Parna's vindictive ex-wife pulls her in the trap of

Conspiracy illusion by her sister and plots to take her long-ago revenge

on Asa and Abrand, and the story is getting closer and closer to disaster.

until finally, endless grudges and conspiracies and murders emerge.

This play is the story of conspiracy and complicity and spiteful.

A conspiracy that kills each family member little by little.

Who do we recommend to read this book?

Those for whom original stories and good ideas and dialogues are

important.

Those who feel the value and importance of choice and authority with

their flesh, skin and bones.

Those who are interested in investigating the course of historical events

and the deadly violence contained in it.

Those who are tired of the old tragedies and want a powerful and

different story.

This story is a rare and truly different tragedy.