ebrahim mohamed

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A recluse man, George has a very small amount of friends. His constant issues at work and with his family has taken a toll on his religion. Depressed and solitary, George no longer spends his Sunday mornings at church interacting with his fellow church members.

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George Goda, an instructor at the Advanced Academy for Modern Computer Science, is a man living during the time of Egypt's partition of the Arabic Spring. At 27 years old, George is shy and not a very public speaker. A middle class worker, he spends most of his time in his room, and rarely opens any but one of his three windows. His room contains a large wardrobe, and two beds- one of which belongs to his late brother, who lost his life in a car accident some two years prior.

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George wanted Egypt to sustain from acquiring a new regime. His home in downtown, which is at the very heart of political engagements, is only a few steps away from Tahrir Square. Inevitably, the chanting of the demonstrators seems to flow into his home. Throughout the protests, George hears the activists telling him and others in his complex to

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