All of you. And bring your brother. Barry: Father. Fauzi: After I wrote about the protests, the mukhabar took me in the middle of the night and kept me in prison for three days. Get up. He told you that? Jamal: My brother Bassam would like you and your family to come to the wedding as his honored guests. Jamal: To talk to a tribal leader from Ma'an, which is still the asshole of the country. Kill each other? Molly: What is the matter with you? Of course. President Khaled Al Fayeed's condition is still unknown at this time. There he is!
Plan: A: Bassam "Barry" Al Fayeed; Q: Who is the main character of the book? A: two children; Q: How many children does Barry Al Fayeed have? A: self-imposed exile; Q: What is Barry Al Fayeed living in the US? A: the United States; Q: Where is Barry Al Fayeed living in exile? A: his home country; Q: Where does Barry Al Fayeed return to? A: his older brother's son; Q: Whose wedding does Barry Al Fayeed attend? A: his father; Q: Who is the ruler of the country? A: the regime; Q: What is brutal to Barry Al Fayeed? A: his brother; Q: Who is the heir apparent? Summary: Bassam "Barry" Al Fayeed, who is married with two children and living in self-imposed exile in the United States, reluctantly returns to his home country to attend the wedding of his older brother's son. Back home he meets up with his father, the ruler and dictator of the country, and other family members. He soon experiences the brutality of the regime, especially that of his brother, who is the heir apparent.