Damien was still carrying his backpack even after traveling for some good minutes.
So Theodore asked him, "Damien, why don't you take off your bag? You can keep it on the seat. It won't fall."
Damien nodded and did as Theodore had asked him.
He then pushed himself all the way back so that he could rest his back on the cushioned backrest.
And he resumed gazing at the houses of the village.
At first, he felt very dizzy because the houses would keep on going behind them and he would constantly have to move his eyes and head from side to side to keep up with the view.
Theodore was sitting right opposite Damien. And he was covering his mouth and was enjoying that child going through trouble in adjusting his eyes with the carriage's pace.
Damien almost fell down after looking back and forth through the window for nearly five minutes.
Theodore hurriedly caught Damien's head and laughed at that poor boy.
