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The embassy of Cambodia and its surroundings are introduced.

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Fatou and Andrew meet up to go swimming and Andrew comments about badminton and talks about possible future plans when walking past the Embassy of Cambodia.

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Fatou is fired that same evening without being given a proper reason why. Mrs Derwal claims not to have her passport, but it is pushed under the door whilst she is packing. Fatou calls Andrew for help and he offers for her to live with him. Whilst waiting to meet up with Andrew, she goes swimming.

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Fatou and Andrew get into the health care center using a guest pass. Andrew watches Fatou swim, tries to swim and decides it is not for him whilst complaining about chlorine. He is content watching her swim though.

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The story speaks about the journey of a girl named Fatou, whose father tried to guarantee a better future for his daughter

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Fatou and Andrew meet at a café and talk about culture and politics. Their conversation shifts from Cambodia to rural life and power, revealing Andrew’s theory on authoritarian leadership.

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Fatou sees a woman leaving the Cambodian Embassy and is curious about her look , practical appearance and surprised that she shops at the same local store, which makes Fatou question her own ideas about different cultures

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The Embassy of Cambodia feels strange to Fatou, not because it's the only unusual building, but because its quiet, closed-off look gives off a different, uneasy feeling compared to the other odd places nearby.

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Fatou bonds over theological talks with Andrew and talks about how people see and judge others based on their abilities and faults (kids drowning because they never learned how to swim)

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Fatou thinks about the last time she cried back in Rome. With Andrews help she's finally getting baptized, only to realize that it changed nothing for her in her Life

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Fatou, a young woman, walks past the Cambodian embassy on her way to swim at a health center pool. The pool is warm and peaceful, unlike the rough ocean where she taught herself to swim while working at a resort in Accra. As she passes the embassy, she watches a shuttlecock being hit back and forth over a high wall

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0-3 The narrator recalls the sudden and unexpected arrival of the Embassy of Cambodia in their suburban neighborhood. It’s presence stirred immediate associations to the word “genocide”

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Fatou passes by people playing batminton in the back of the embassy on her way to the health centre where she goes swimming every Monday without anyone noticing.

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Fatou goes swimming and thinks about her time working at Accra beach. She thinks about how badly the staff, especially the women were treated and about the Russian man who raped her before begging her to stay quiet about it. She also thinks about religion, the lack of religious behaviour at Accra beach and the feeling of safety that religion provides her with

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The Wilesden people have some sympathy for Fatous attitude, due to the fact that there would be no place for ourselves, if we would follow the the history of every country in detail

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Andrew and Fatou are walking throught the rain ,Sharing an umbrella however after andrew has to Go fatou refuses to take his umbrella with her.

She puts a cap on that she found at the Health Center.

Bevor andrew goes they Kiss each other on the Cheek.

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The narrator reflects the meaning of justice. They admit that they don’t know whether Patou’a situation was just or unjust. They question whether justice even exists in the world- or if it’s just something people talk about in order to cope with reality.

This chapter isn’t a concrete moment but a reflection by the narrator.

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8n 0–5, Fatou notices a basketball hoop appear near the embassy, but no basketball is ever played. Only the steady game of badminton continues.

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Fatou asked Mrs. Derawal about Asma, because of an small incedent in the night

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On a sunday Fatou meets up with her close friend Andrew in a cafè. They talk about different genocides,raising questions about the fairness in the world. In their talk they are also referring to their Christian faith and important relationships in their life.

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Fatou finds Asma chooking on a marble while trying to do choores at the Darweels house. Mr Darwell is angry at Asma becouse of her söupiduty but thanks Fatou for helping Asma allthoug ge is angry at her for not defeosting the lamb