"Thief and Dogs" A thief came out of prison in the summer and spent four years treacherously to take revenge.

The novel "The Thief and the Dogs" portrays the character of Said Mahran as a thief who got out of prison in the summer after spending four years treacherous to take revenge on those who have enriched themselves at the expense of others, falsified principles, and trampled on genuine values ​​in order to make life meaningful instead of futility and futility. Thus he decided to take revenge on these dogs, but his attempts were all frivolous, infecting innocent people and the enemies escaping them, which made matters worse. Life became vain, without meaning or purpose, and at the end of the novel he met his final destiny with a kind of indifference and indifference, and he did not know for himself a situation or a position, no purpose, and he strived with all cruelty to control something in order to make a final resistance, to in vain win an intractable memory, and finally he did not find an appearance of surrender. , He gave up