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Mariam's status at birth
Harami (illegitimate child)
Nana's former job
Jalil's house servant
Number of Jalil's legitimate children
9 (3 wives)
Where Mariam and Nana live
Kolba (hut near Herat)
"Shining spitoon"
Nana's nickname for Jalil's pendant
Real cause of Nana's seizures
Epilepsy
What Jalil and Mariam do while singing
Fish for trout
Song Jalil teaches Mariam
"Mashhad City"
How Nana dies
Hangs herself
Mariam's age when married to Rasheed
15
Rasheed's occupation
Shoemaker
Fate of Rasheed's first family
Died in car accident
Mariam's miscarriages
7
Rasheed's abuse example
Forces Mariam to chew pebbles
What Rasheed demands wives wear
Burqas
Laila's childhood best friend
Tariq
How Tariq loses his leg
Landmine explosion
Event that kills Laila's parents
Rocket attack (1992)
Laila's trick to marry Rasheed
Fakes pregnancy
Real father of Aziza
Tariq
Laila and Mariam's escape attempt
Bus to Mazar-i-Sharif
Why they're caught escaping
No male guardian
Object used to kill Rasheed
Shovel
Who confesses to the murder
Mariam
Mariam's execution method
Taliban firing squad
Symbolism of the kolba
Shame
Laila's final job
Orphanage worker
Name of Laila and Rasheed's son
Zalmai
What Laila finds after war
Jalil's apology letter
Final gift to Mariam's memory
Names orphanage after her
"Like a compass needle" quote
Men blame women
Bread (naan) symbolizes
Survival
Burqa represents
Oppression
Shovel symbolizes
Female rebellion
Herat vs. Kabul
Innocence vs. war
Soviet invasion year
1979
Taliban's strictest rule
Ban on women's education
Public execution method
Stoning
Year Laila returns to Kabul
2003
What falls in 2001
Taliban regime
Jalil has 7 daughters
False (9 total kids)
Nana lived in Jalil's mansion
False (kolba)
Laila's fake pregnancy was for Zalmai
False (Aziza)
Mariam kills Rasheed with a knife
False (shovel)
Tariq dies in the rocket attack
False (he leaves for Pakistan)
"A man's accusing finger always finds a woman"
Nana
"Of all hardships, none is worse than waiting"
Mariam
"I'm sorry you suffered, but I'm not sorry I loved Tariq"
Laila
"You’re a very bright girl. Truly you are."
Babi (Laila's father)
"We’ll leave this spring, Laila. I promise."
Tariq (broken promise)
Fariba's decline
Dementia after sons die in war
Babi's profession
Teacher
What Babi wanted Laila to be
Educated
Aziza's fear at orphanage
That Laila won't return
Zalmai's loyalty to
Rasheed's memory