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Summary
At the Jannat Guest House, Tilo teaches classes in arithmetic, drawing, computer graphics, and “eccentricity” (403). Ustad Hameed begins giving singing lessons again. Together, Zainab and Saddam turn the graveyard into “a Noah’s ark of injured animals” (405). Anjum decides to build a swimming pool without water. Meanwhile, Gujarat ka Lalla becomes the new Prime Minister of India and the Holy Cow becomes a national emblem. On one Independence Day, Zainab finds a crow snagged on a kite string. They manage to let the crow go.
That night, Saddam asks for Zainab’s hand in marriage. Pressed, Saddam deletes the video of Saddam Hussein’s hanging. One of Saddam’s friends arrives on the day of the wedding with a Mercedez-Benz, and the wedding party drives through Delhi. They debate whether it would be a good or bad thing if...
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