"Mrots" is a vivid short story in which Bakunts portrays scenes of nature and village life, intertwining them with human emotions. The events take place on a foggy, misty day when mrots—a fine, cold drizzle—covers the village. Through the eyes of the main character, the reader experiences not only the chill and dampness of the weather but also the hardships of daily rural life, the quiet sadness, and the unspoken expectations of the people. The bleak image of nature becomes a symbol of the characters’ inner feelings.