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Saeed: If you don’t pray, why do you wear it?
Nadia: So men don’t fuck with me.

pg.17

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Saeed: to be among our own kind Nadia: what makes them our kind Saeed: they're from our country’
Nadia: from the country we used to be from?
Saeed: yes

Nadia: we’ve left that place…

pg. 153

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“… and that morning he asked Nadia why she still wore her black robes, since here she did not need to, and she said that she had not needed to wear them even in her own city… but she chose to”

pg. 114

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Internal conflict- wanting her independence

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Internal conflict- wanting her independence

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“… and Nadia, seeing the state Saeed and Saeed’s father were in…on the day of the funeral stayed with them that night to offer what comfort and help she could and did not spend another night in her own apartment again.”

pg.74

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Character Change- She stopped planning ahead

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Character Change- She stopped planning ahead

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“… and they rose and embraced and parted and did not know, then, if that evening would ever come”

pg. 231