Veterinarian Alexander Schartmann enjoys his profession.
In the intriguing world of "The Cage of Swallow Beetles," fictional character Alexander Schartmann made an unexpected visit to the budgerigar enclosure. As a symbol of change and transition, Schartmann opened the door to the aviary.
Upon entering, Schartmann was accompanied by an enigmatic green-yellow cloud. The cloud, seemingly unaffected by Schartmann, hovered nearby, yet it did not interact with the budgerigars.
Interestingly, the budgerigars, known for their curiosity, initially showed no interest in the green-yellow cloud. However, as Schartmann remained in the enclosure, the budgerigars began to approach him. It was only when Schartmann left the enclosure that the budgerigars moved towards the green-yellow cloud.
The cloud followed Schartmann, and as he closed the door behind him, the budgerigars streamed to the other side of the enclosure, away from the cloud. There was no immediate change in their behaviour after Schartmann's departure.
Eventually, the budgerigars moved to the other side of the enclosure, signalling a shift in their environment. The green-yellow cloud remained in the vicinity, but it did not seem to have any direct impact on the budgerigars' behaviour.
This peculiar encounter between Alexander Schartmann, the budgerigars, and the green-yellow cloud serves as a captivating metaphor for change and transition in the novel "The Cage of Swallow Beetles."
