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This introduction is followed by Creang?'s rendition of interactions between his father, depicted as aloof and moody, but often amused by his boy's misbehaving, and his mother, xenical who supervises the children directly and criticizes ?tefan for not following her lead. Indicating that he deserved the often severe punishments applied by his parents, the narrator then details his mischievousness and antics. He recounts his participation in the customs related to Saint Basil's feast (modern New Year's Day), fashioning a pig's bladder into a rattle and joining buhai players in celebrations as noisy as to irritate the settled villagers. The story also shows Nic? greedily consuming all the milk his mother leaves out for souring and trying to blame it on the strigoi spirits, or bothering buy soma Chiorpec the shoemaker to the point where the aging man would punish him by covering his face in terpene. In summer, the boy plans a ruse to steal cherries from his uncle's property, and makes his way into the orchard by pretending to be looking for a cousin. Caught red-handed by his aunt and chased by her through a hemp plot, he manages to escape when she gets tangled in the plants.