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In this brief spoken monologue, the creator reflects on the lambing season, encouraging caretakers to form emotional attachments to the baby lambs by naming and caring for them. The speaker argues that such attachment fosters better care and that feeling sadness at the time of harvest is both natural and appropriate. The monologue frames the lambs' eventual slaughter as an ultimate sacrifice that benefits others, and asserts that expressing grief honors that sacrifice and demonstrates respect for the animals’ lives.
