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“I had a friend,” she tells Kit. “Zakaria.” It’s the first time since moving to America that she’s said his name aloud, except to Idris; it feels sacrilegious. “He was Idris’s friend, actually. He was Palestinian and lived in this camp. A refugee camp in Lebanon. He told me that if you forget the name of your land, that’s when it’s really lost.”
The Arsonists' City
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