There is no doubt that the second saâlouk had a great time in this cave, the way the woman inside the cave understood his grief and treated him it was indeed like dressing his wounds and it's not like he was the only one who needed her, the woman needed him too therefore, it will not be wrong to say that both needed each other and both helped each other in this.
(But one thing I don't understand is that everyone must be related to some King as it was said at that time that she is also the daughter of a King and the second saâlouk who is sitting with her and listening her is also the son of a King)
And as far as Iblis is concerned, iblis is the character of all the devils in our religion of Islam, and iblis is also mentioned in this story and I don't know whether it is mentioned in other religious books or not and if so, under what name. Well, it is a devil, I don't understand why it is doing rape of a human because as far as I heard, demons can only seduce humans and not have physical relations with them.
The story is getting really interesting because now we get to see that this second saâlouk who is a human how does fight the demon and defeat him and then what happens to the girl who was inside the cave after all this? and along with all that, how he became a one-eyed man? and how did he get to all of them? All these questions will be answered along with this story....
And I would like to ask you if you are well? because it seems to me that there may be a problem because your routine has changed in the last three to four days?
RE: One Thousand and One Nights: The Story of the Porter and the Young Ladies: Eleventh Night