Shows how the government doesn’t care for the people.

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“Mahmoud watched as these two boys attacked the boy with the bread, a boy he didn't even know. He felt the stirrings of indignation, of anger, of sympathy. His breath came quick and deep, and his hands clenched into fists.

"I should do something," he whispered. But he knew better.

Head down, hoodie up, eyes on the ground. The trick was to be invisible. Blend in. Disappear.”

Page numbers

Evidence of INDIFFERENCE

Evidence of VIOLENCE

1

26

When is Isabella Said “:she plays the trumpet and doesn’t make a lot, not because she isn’t good but because the tourist are the only people that could afford to donate.

When Ruth screamed for help when she is only 6 year olds

2

32

Syria was ruled by Bashar al-Assad, who had twice been

"elected" president when no one was allowed to run against him.

“Shadowed ands reached for him”

3

31

It hadn't always been this way. Just four years ago, their home city of Aleppo had been the biggest, brightest, most modern city in Syria. A crown jewel of the Middle East. Mahmoud remembered neon malls, glittering skyscrapers, soccer stadiums, movie theaters, museums.

Another shadow slapped  Ruth and picked her up by her hair

29

30

Mahmoud couldn't remember the last time he'd seen his brother laugh, or cry, or show any 

emotion whatsoever 

Random death from a fighter jet's missile or a soldier's rocket launcher might come at any moment, when you least expected it. 

Page numbers

Evidence of INDIFFERENCE

Evidence of VIOLENCE

1

26

When is Isabella Said “:she plays the trumpet and doesn’t make a lot, not because she isn’t good but because the tourist are the only people that could afford to donate.

When Ruth screamed for help when she is only 6 year olds

2

32

Syria was ruled by Bashar al-Assad, who had twice been

"elected" president when no one was allowed to run against him.

“Shadowed ands reached for him”

3

31

It hadn't always been this way. Just four years ago, their home city of Aleppo had been the biggest, brightest, most modern city in Syria. A crown jewel of the Middle East. Mahmoud remembered neon malls, glittering skyscrapers, soccer stadiums, movie theaters, museums.

Another shadow slapped  Ruth and picked her up by her hair

29

30

Mahmoud couldn't remember the last time he'd seen his brother laugh, or cry, or show any 

emotion whatsoever 

Random death from a fighter jet's missile or a soldier's rocket launcher might come at any moment, when you least expected it. 

Page numbers

Evidence of INDIFFERENCE

Evidence of VIOLENCE

1

26

When is Isabella Said “:she plays the trumpet and doesn’t make a lot, not because she isn’t good but because the tourist are the only people that could afford to donate.

When Ruth screamed for help when she is only 6 year olds

2

32

Syria was ruled by Bashar al-Assad, who had twice been

"elected" president when no one was allowed to run against him.

“Shadowed ands reached for him”

3

31

It hadn't always been this way. Just four years ago, their home city of Aleppo had been the biggest, brightest, most modern city in Syria. A crown jewel of the Middle East. Mahmoud remembered neon malls, glittering skyscrapers, soccer stadiums, movie theaters, museums.

Another shadow slapped  Ruth and picked her up by her hair

29

30

Mahmoud couldn't remember the last time he'd seen his brother laugh, or cry, or show any 

emotion whatsoever 

Random death from a fighter jet's missile or a soldier's rocket launcher might come at any moment, when you least expected it.

✨Rileigh ✨

Josef listened, straining his ears in the dark.