In the days, weeks and months that followed, I found myself lost in a sea of memories. Every corner of my child hood home and farm was a reminder of my father's laughter, wisdom, and unconditional love. I clung to these memories like life lines, finding comfort in the knowledge that my father's spirit would forever be with him and the words he left with Tell my son to good unto his gun stayed with me. But amidst the grief, I also discovered a newfound determination. I realized and acknowledged that I had inherited not only my father's physical features but also his strength and resilience. Inspired by the lessons and actions my father had taught me, I vowed to honor his memory by carrying on his legacy of kindness, selflessness and compassion. With renewed purpose, I began reaching out to others in need. I volunteered at local shelters, lending a helping hand to those who had fallen on hard times. Donating my harvest from the farm to those who needy it more. I listened to the less fortunate stories, offering a sympathetic ear and words of encouragement. In these moments, I felt a connection to my lost father, as if they were continuing the work he had started together. I worked harder to expand the farm and produce to be able to provide to all those who needed help. As time passed, I found healing in my acts of service. The pain of loss didn't vanish entirely, but it became entwined with a sense of purpose and fulfillment. I realized that by helping others, I was not only honoring his father's memory but also finding solace for myself. Word of my kindness spread throughout the village, and soon others were inspired to join me in my mission to honor my father's legacy. Pa Komi may have left this world, but his legacy lived on through his son and the countless lives he had touchedas he will always be a role model to all In the years that followed, kwame became a beloved figure in the town, known for his unwavering kindness and willingness to lend a hand. I never forgot the pain of losing his father, but I channeled that pain into a force for good. One warm summer evening, a couple of years after my triumphant win above the human like monster who had terrorized my villagers and the creatures im the thick forest and the heroic death of my father as the sun began to set behind the rolling hills, I found myself sitting on a bench in the neighboring town's town square. The air was filled with a gentle breeze, carrying the sweet scent of blooming flowers. As I looked around, I noticed couples strolling hand in hand. Lost in my thoughts, I couldn't help but feel a pang of loneliness. I longed for the companionship I had once shared with father, the laughter and stories we had exchanged. It was in this moment of longing that I noticed a familiar face approaching. It was Abena, a childhood friend whom I hadn't seen in 10 years a full decade. Her warm smile and kind eyes instantly brought comfort to my heart. She sat down beside me, I use meet her when I would accompany my father on market days to trader during my child hood. it has been a while since I last saw her "Kwame," she said softly, "I heard about your loss. I'm so sorry for your what happened I can't imagine the pain you have been through what that does to a person". I said "Thank you that meant alot to me Abena, It's been difficult, but I'm finding solace in carrying on my father's legacy." his death was something we must not cry over his death was for the greater good. Abena reached out and gently squeezed his hand. "That's beautiful, Kwame. Your father would be proud of the person you've become." We sat in silence for a while, the sounds of laughter and music from a nearby tavern filling the air. As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over the town square, Abena and I continued to talk. They shared stories of their childhood adventures and dreams for the future. In that moment, it felt as though time stood still, and their connection grew stronger with each passing minute. Before we knew it, the stars had begun to twinkle in the night sky. Kwame looked at Abena and smiled, grateful for the unexpected company and the reminder that love and friendship could be found even in the darkest of times.