Omlo's narrative unfolds around the poignant co-relation between a 7-year-old child, Omlo and a camel. The tale delves into the profound impact of how one treats family members compared to animals, creating an atmosphere of confinement, suppression, and fear within the family dynamic. Omlo, mirroring the fear and tumultuous emotions experienced by his father in childhood, finds himself entangled in the same generational traumas. The narrative sheds light on the persistent cycle of passing down trauma from one generation to the next, with women often bearing the brunt of it.