When the bush is shaken, the ripe fruits, which are no longer as firm on the branches, fall; others remain, and the process gives rise to new flowers that promise new harvests, that is, another cycle begins.
When the state is shaking, those who have their bags packed to leave appear, those who believe they are “obliged” to stay because they did a good job and those who consider themselves entitled to a position because they worked hard enough during the campaign. Discounting the joys of those favored, it is common for there to be resignation in some cases and angry reactions to adverse decisions in others, but the moods that predominate are three that are listed in the bolero Toda una vida, by Antonio Farrés: “…anxiety, anguish, despair”…
