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Chapter 21, The Choice Summary
When they all return to Mehrabpur, Rahim-sahib has built fine houses for Shabanu's family, and even finer houses for Murad's family. He sends servants and lavish gifts to Shabanu. Oddly, the house where Hamir is buried becomes a shrine as people hear how his death has brought wealth to the two families and come to see his burial place. None of it makes Shabanu happy. She still longs to be marrying Murad or to not be marrying at all. They officially mourn for Hamir and simultaneously make plans for Phulan's wedding - again. The monsoons come, bringing rain and humidity. Phulan becomes almost unbearable in her demands. Shabanu knows that her impending marriage to Rahim-sahib is good for everyone, but she feels her heart will never bear it. She relishes her time in the desert with the camels; time...
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