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The Thief and the Dogs (Chapter 1 (Chapter 2 (Chapter 3 (Chapter 4…
The Thief and the Dogs
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
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- Said takes refuge with the Sheikh, and the internal conflict regarding religion is fleshed out through their discussion. :silhouettes:
- The identity of the man Said murdered is revealed in the newspaper to be Shaban Husayn.
- The newspaper also reveals that Said is a hunted man, as he is the main suspect for the murder, and his life story and face is in the newspaper :recycle: media, representing power and perception
- Said breaks into Nabawiyya and Ilish's house and uses the gun to shoot the gun to shoot and kills who he believes to be Ilish :explode:
- He starts to deal with the consequences of killing a man, beginning the internal conflict surrounding the murder :explode:
- Said steals a car from one of Nur's clients, as part of the plan :explode:
- Nur and Said discuss after the deed and promise to meet up with each other after they cover their tracks
- Said meets Mr. Tarzan who provides him with a revolver and ammunition, which would help him with him robbery. :explode:
- Said meets Nur, a prostitute who used to love him and tells her that he needs a car.
- :recycle: The revolver: symbolizes the path of revenge.
- Said shows his hatred towards Ilwan describes him in line with illish and Nabiwiyya.
- Said attempts to rob Rauf Illwan house but gets caught. :explode:
- Said has a flashback on how he betrayed by Illish and Nabiwiyya.
- Said goes to see Rauf Ilwan, one of his old friends who has now become rich, in attempt to possibly get some help from him.
- In their conversation, Said feels an unfamiliar chill that he hadn't felt before going to jail. He realizes that Ilwan had changed and is no longer the Ilwan that he knew.
- Said reveals that he used to be a thief and Rauf tells him not to continue treachery.
- Said goes to see Sheikh al-Junaydi for a place to stay and to seek advice. :silhouettes:
- Said and Sheikh al-Junaydi have a small clash on the advice that the Sheikh provides. The Sheikh advises Said to read the Koran and get help from god. However, Said does not find this as helping his current situation where he is lacking of money and a place to stay. This could be seen as Said conflict with religion and god. :silhouettes:
- Said has a flashback on his father with the Sheikh
- Said reveals his conflicts with Ilish Sidra and Nabiwiyya who have "betrayed" him.
- Said meets his daughter Sana, but she does not remember him and treats him like a stranger. This is significant as "she had never been out of his thoughts" during the four years at jail.
- Books: Education and soft power. :recycle:
- He tries the path of education, but is rejected, and decides to follow the path of the violence.
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