Chess

War shouldn't occur because the objects, which are described as follows shouldn't be created. A room, symbolising a castle, shouldn't contain a book falling on the reader's face. A boy, symbolising a pawn, shouldn't be protected a wall of the room, symbolising a caste, because a window in the wall shouldn't be opened, striking the boy. A boy, symbolising a pawn, shouldn't be obedient because the brother in the family, which symbolises the army, shouldn't throw a ball at him. A master, symbolising a king and a slave, symbolising a castle, shouldn't swap places, symbolising castling because the slave shouldn't drop a rolling pin, and it might roll in the path of the master. A pursuer shouldn't follow his daughter, symbolising a bishop, because he shouldn't be pursued instead, because he shoudln't find the object that he was pursuing his daughter to find, which when he found it, she pursued him instead, to capture it.