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This chapter is about when the is arrested. The theme is "Hope". And the quote is "Let's clean up." And "You can't Afghan if you don't know someone who's been in prison."

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Parvana come back home with her mum and Parvana was so tired she had to lean against her mother to
make it up the stairs. Parvana mom cried for along time in

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chapter 1 is about parvana  hiding from the taiban. she had to help her dad walk everywhere, when she wasn't really allowed to go outside. she wasn't allowed to go to school. her and her sister hated each other! They always fought. Parvana loved going to school but her life now was miserable, she wasn't allowed to do anything.

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parvana goes to the market to get some food for her family, they havent ate for 2 days. Parvana gets chased by a soildior and she got away, Parvana went home with Mrs Weera and Nooria is relieved to have an adult in the house.

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Ms Weera appears
Parvana fails to get all the groceries when she encounters a Talib. When she outruns the Talib, she runs into one of her teachers Ms Weera. Ms Weera helps the family and brings the mother out of depression

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Chapter 3 is about when the father is arrested. The themes is "Hope". And the qoute is "Let's clean up." and "You Can't be truly Afghan if you don't know someone who's been in prison."

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The chapter was introducing the main character, Parvana and her family briefly. It was also about Parvana and her family's lifestyle before and after the Taliban took over Afghanistan.
Theme- War and how it impacts communities and individuals
Quotes-
"That house had been destroyed by a bomb. The family had moved several times since then. Each time, they moved to a smaller place. Every time their house was bombed, they lost more of their things. With each bomb, they got poorer. Now they lived together in one small room."

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Parvana's dad got arrested so parvana and her mother have to go to the prison to get him back. when they got their they got beat up and they can't get parvana's dad back.

Quote 1
then the planet would continue its spin, and the sunbeam would be gone again
Quote 2
"hurry up, Parvana" said her mother

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in chapter 6 mrs weera and Parvana's mother decided to turn parvana  into a boy because they need someone to get shopping done. the mother cut parvanas hair and dressed her in hossain's old clothes. hossain  was another sibling but he died when he was young. the mother gave parvana money to go get food she wasn't able to get the day before. parvana left she was scared  that people would realize she was a fake boy . she got the shopping and done and went home.when she arrived home Mrs weera had left and and the mother was back on the mattress facing the wall saying nothing. mother got up for dinner and was complimenting parvana on her shopping success.

by: Georgia

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Parvana and her mother arrived back home covered in blisters and bruises. Her mother fell on the toshak and cried, she does this for the whole chapter. Food and water was out and it was Parvana's job to get more. Nooria looks after her mother and the little children looks hungry and they haven't seen a ray of sunshine for a long time.

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chapter 3 was about Parvana and her mother going to the prison and trying to make the guard free their father/husband. The photo represents the family and who it is all torn up and how they will fix it.

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Chapter 2 was about Parvana going to the market place with her father

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SUMMARY

parvana and her family are living in afghanistan. her parents are one of the lucky ones that can read and write, but the talibans dont want them to talk about the things they studied.

they were a rich family, but becuase of the talibans, they had to keep moving becuase their house were bombed, resulting in them losing more and more stuff, so they end up living in a smaller and smaller house each time.

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Women heroes in TalibaMeena Keshwar Kamal (February 27, 1956 – February 4, 1987), commonly known as Meena, was an Afghan revolutionary political activist, feminist, women's rights activist and founder of Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA), who was assassinated in 1987.

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Women heroes in TalibaMeena Keshwar Kamal (February 27, 1956 – February 4, 1987), commonly known as Meena, was an Afghan revolutionary political activist, feminist, women's rights activist and founder of Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA), who was assassinated in 1987.

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Freedom has different definitions- Choice is for everyone

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Freedom has different definitions- Choice is for everyone

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuFKpaV_jjo&t=204s

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The chador is a cloak that covers the head and falls to the toes. The burqa on the other hand became mandatory after the Taliban took over Afghanistan (regulation burqa)

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WHAT WAS THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN AFGHANISTAN BEFORE AND AFTER THE TALIBAN? 

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WHAT WAS THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN AFGHANISTAN BEFORE AND AFTER THE TALIBAN? 

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Before - They were working and had more freedom and choices. They educated, opinionated and had a voice that would be heard. They were often progressive due to their education and were well equipped to lead an independent life. Wearing a burqa or chador was a matter of choice and women were often encouraged to 'unveil' themselves.
https://vimeo.com/284657075
After - They could not go out of their houses without a man; Education of girls was banned; they had no voice or rights and were not allowed to work; they were to stay within the house and often lived under the ongoing threat that a Taliban might take you or your loved ones away for some alleged act of betrayal of the extremist regime

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WHAT ARE THE CLOTHING AND FOOD LIKE IN AFGHANISTAN?

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WHAT ARE THE CLOTHING AND FOOD LIKE IN AFGHANISTAN?

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WHAT WAS LIFE LIKE IN AFGHANISTAN DURING THE TALIBAN RULE? 

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WHAT WAS LIFE LIKE IN AFGHANISTAN DURING THE TALIBAN RULE? 

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- Women's freedom was restricted
- Imposed number of conservative rules including banning music and dance, forcing men to grow beards and destroying all connections to western culture
- Civilians were continuously exposed to war and aggression