Daniel continues to feel caught between different worlds. Rosh’s camp only briefly feels like home, as part of his heart is now focused on the village and his new friends. He also realizes that Rosh’s men, with the exception of Samson, don’t really care about him as a person, which is not like the way Jesus’s followers regard one another. Daniel also knows that someone—perhaps somebody like Leah—has suffered because of the theft of the sheep. Before he had a stake in village life, he never thought about such things.