While each of this series can be read individually as there's no specific order of events. I do implore everyone reading to read The Prologue ahead of reading any specific part.I always sympathised with bullies. It doesn't sound good, but I guess I never wanted to feel like the marks on my body and the scars on my face were "one of those things" that happen. There must be something behind getting shoved, punched, belittled, and demeaned, right? There has to be some meaning. That's why I sympathised, not even out of sympathy.

While each of this series can be read individually as there's no specific order of events. I do implore everyone reading to read The Prologue ahead of reading any specific part.Deep in Gurayaat by the river, there's a huge house that looks abandoned from the outside but it is well inhabited. In fact, there are at least 30 people living in that house. People call them "Al-Omal", or the workers. Their routine consists of the following:

While each of this series can be read individually as there's no specific order of events. I do implore everyone reading to read The Prologue ahead of reading any specific part.I have moved houses a lot since my mother died. Maybe it was due to the war beginning in Iraq and different zones being dangerous at different points in time, maybe we kept getting better deals, or maybe God so wanted it to serve as a metaphor for how unsettled we all were after and by our mother's death.

While each of this series can be read individually as there's no specific order of events. I do implore everyone reading to read The Prologue ahead of reading any specific part.I always liked the Saw series. Don't get me wrong, as far as quality goes, they are horrible. But I still like them. I am actually not fond of the trap technical aspect as most of the fandom. I am a fan of two aspects. The first is the aesthetic of the "Here's something you should have noticed" type of ending with a quick montage to tie it all up. Much of it is nonsense, don't get me wrong, but I eat it up with a spoon. The second is the idea of giving up on your worst habit just to gain freedom, though mostly they just die.

In life, there are stories of redemption which I really like. But my favorites have always been those stories where the main character just wants things to be normal. I have always wanted things to be normal, ordinary, and even mundane. A repetitive life of content has gradually become my main goal from God.

In the grand history of cinema, there are filmmakers who entertain, and then there’s Alfred Hitchcock, the man who rewired people’s brains. This is the guy who made showers terrifying (Psycho), convinced people that their neighbors might be murderers (Rear Window), and suggested that birds—yes, BIRDS—were plotting against us (The Birds).