Omar Al-Zaman

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Marion notices a change in Aunt Mili. She’s “kind of strained, sort of roughened,” she recalled years later. She used to talk in a way that made sense. Now she’s “slightly off.” Harriette is studying her too. The odd rigidity, the severity in her facial expressions—it all adds up: Nazi.
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