War, turmoil, death, restlessness, rebellion, exile, growth, transformation, love, betrayal, return, maturity, marriage, confusion, escape, wandering. . .
The heroine uses a self-reported way, with the sensitivity and delicacy unique to women, to talk about the social changes she experienced in her childhood, adolescence and youth, the conflict between Islamic and non-Islamic cultures, her difficult growth, and her strange love for Iran. Hate mixed.
Her self-deprecating tone when she recounted her painful experiences, and her emotional expression with tears in her laughter when looking back on the past, are all moving and empathetic.
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