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Prisoner of Tehran
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sorry Marina :
but i Couldn`t find lower rate to give it to your book .
your book is all about your private life with your investigator at Evin prison ,i`ve been in Evin when i was just 2 years old up to 4 with my mother...
and i can`t believe your whole story because tens of thousand prisoners die in evin prison and you are the one that proudly worked and felt in love with your investigator !!!!
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but i Couldn`t find lower rate to give it to your book .
your book is all about your private life with your investigator at Evin prison ,i`ve been in Evin when i was just 2 years old up to 4 with my mother...
and i can`t believe your whole story because tens of thousand prisoners die in evin prison and you are the one that proudly worked and felt in love with your investigator !!!!
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May 8, 2008
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Nov 30, 2011 03:54PM
I am astound at the level of narrow-mindedness and ignorance you have demonstrated with your comment! Maybe your English is not good enough to understand this life story as it has happened. Now we are at an age that information is available to us from the internet in abundance, do some research and then think about your comment.
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I don't think his comment was narrow-minded at all. It was merely a different opinion and the only one I can agree with. Some people are not meant to be writers.
Dear Maria,Behzad does not talk about the literary aspect of this work, he is sceptical about the content and thinks that every person's experience of Evin should be the same no matter what. He thinks that Marina had a love life with her investigator and he does not see that she only felt some compassion for him after living with him by force for some time and getting to know his true nature and that he is a victim also.
It does not add up. She appears to be 'tavabi', meaning, prisoners who recanted and became collaborators....
I totally agree with Mehrnaz
