Caprele Irinucăi

In Irinuca's yard, goats engage in endless negotiations while the Supreme Shepherd remains detached. As the yard deteriorates, the goats argue over resources and responsibilities, leading to a breakdown in governance. Despite the chaos, the Supreme Shepherd claims to oversee the situation, while the goats become increasingly mired in legal disputes and debates. The absence of true leadership fosters a culture of irresponsibility, where everyone avoids accountability. Ultimately, the goats realize they have normalized dysfunction, and the real issue lies in their learned helplessness. The story reflects the political landscape of Romania, illustrating how inaction and division can lead to self-surrender.