Synopsis

The desert presents dangers that can manifest with insidious slowness: the gradual accumulation of oppressive heat, the imperceptible evaporation of dwindling water sources, the steady depletion of sustenance. Others appear abruptly; the sudden torrents in desert washes can erupt without warning, sweeping all before them in a breathless instant. In these desolate landscapes of our lives, it is in such moments that terror compels us to cry out and implore divine intervention. This study invites u