6 Questions
What did Omar give Amal in the text?
A book from the boys' school library
Why was Amal reprimanded by her mother?
For spending too much time with Omar
Where was Omar given a chance to attend a prestigious school?
Becca Liebe boarding school
Why was Omar worried about Amal's mother?
She went into labor unexpectedly
What did Amal try to focus on to distract herself?
Her sisters and their play
Why did Omar reassure Amal?
To let her know he'll be there for her
Study Notes
- Omar and Amal, two friends born three days apart, met by a narrow stream in their village to discuss literature.
- Omar presented Amal with a book from the boys' school library, "The Complete Works of Hafiz," despite not having read it himself.
- Amal was reprimanded by her mother for spending too much time with Omar due to their close bond, which was forged in secrecy as they grew up.
- Omar was given a chance to attend a prestigious boarding school, Becca Liebe, which could significantly impact both his and Amal's lives.
- The text describes a moment where Amal is called away from Omar as her mother goes into labor, leaving Omar worried about Amal's mother's condition.
- Amal enters her house to find her mother in labor, which was not expected to happen for several more weeks.
- Amal's mother, Parveen, allows Omar's mother, who is also present, to take care of Amal's younger sisters, leaving Amal to focus on her mother.
- Amal tries to focus on her sisters and their play to distract herself from her mother's condition but is comforted by Omar's presence.
- Omar reassures Amal that he will be there for her if needed and reminds her that their literacy discussions were important to him.
Experience the bond between Omar and Amal as they discuss literature in a village setting, facing challenges that test their friendship and loyalty.
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