She is proud of her father...before and after cancer until now
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The book “Proud of Her Father” deals with the story of Aisha, who lived with her father, who was sick with cancer, as she did not know that she would emerge from this experience with a different personality, more determined and stronger. The events are progressive, beginning with introducing her father and how he loved literature and the Arabic language, and his studies and love for the State of Kuwait, until he He discovered that he had the disease and traveled to Germany and hid the matter from her from her three brothers, until she invited him to a meeting in heaven and how she struggled with life after him and succeeded despite all the circumstances. In her first writing experience, the book is not a novel or a short story per se, but rather fifteen chapters, each chapter telling about a situation she went through from the life of her father to his illness and then his death, and what she did after him.
"A true story that showcases the most important milestones of the author’s journey through life and the challenges she faced, presenting the essence of her experience and the tools she used to transform pain into hope and turn the impossible into possible."
Until that meeting:
Oh this death that lives so powerfully..
How did it start with you? He took the basis and foundation
Security and reassurance...the soul and the breath...
He did not know that after you I became forgotten on the road
Known as the nobody... far from me...
I can't hear my voice anymore. I'm the address whose messages don't reach me.
How did you involuntarily become a stranger?
I am not tempted by the introduction and I am not bothered by staying in the middle
Better stability in the back.
After his return to the island, Manuel decides to dig into the past to recover the details of the murder of the man he adopted. He also tries to get to know more about the wife of Khatha, the mysterious man whom he had only met briefly, but who left a great impression on him. “Khitha,” the absent man, is the most present in the novel, and his presence will change the fate of the lives of its characters, including his wife, who irrevocably left her previous life and went on to rediscover herself after her meeting with him.
In the novel “Soldiers Cry at Night,” Anna Maria Matute attempts to experiment with new narrative methods based on mixing the narrators’ voices so that the speech of all the characters seems, in one way or another, to be one continuous dialogue. The dense, highly sensitive and delicate spectrum of characters in this novel will continue to haunt the reader and motivate him to re-read the book, which ended prematurely, leaving many outstanding questions.
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