**Earth**
**Scene 85: "A Vast Farm"**
_There is a wealthy man who owns a vast farm with everything in it: animals, lands, and fields. It is an inheritance from his father. Through what this farm produces of milk, fruits, vegetables, and others, this man amassed a huge fortune, with which he established many factories.
On this farm works an elderly man who is (the head worker of the farm). Despite that, he toils and works from dawn to night… plowing, watering, feeding the animals, etc.
In addition to managing work affairs and ensuring their proper progress, he does not sit comfortably giving orders by virtue of being the head worker… rather, he works like them and more, which encourages them, and he also offers any of them help and advice.
The head worker had an (assistant), a poor man in his thirties. The head worker was always telling his (assistant) about (the owner of the farm), who is (the grandson of his friend), describing him as stingy and arrogant. He rarely comes, in full elegance, to check on the conditions of the farm and the work, surrounded by his personal guards, who do not allow any worker to speak to him or approach him. Any problem or matter concerning them or the work is conveyed to his assistants, as for him, he cannot be spoken to, nor can he lower himself to speak to a worker.
"Followers, pay attention: this is what the (head worker) says about (the owner of the farm)."
The (head worker) also used to tell his (assistant) about all the problems and difficulties that he or the farm workers faced. Whenever the (head worker) told his (assistant) about a need, a problem, or any issue concerning the employees, even if it was personal, no hours—or at most a single day—would pass before the need was fulfilled or the problem solved.
So the (head worker) was astonished and doubted to himself that the (assistant) was nothing but a (jinn). Yes, a jinn—that is what the (head worker) suspected._