‘. . . many Americans, hatred not just of the hostage takers but of all Iranians.’
I can’t relate to this. Sundara can’t really either, because she was on the other side, instead of people hating her and her country people were passionate to Cambodians and felt really bad for them. I do think though that it must be horrible knowing that nobody likes you for things a few people in your home country are doing.
‘. . . He tells my mother how she should vote.’
I think this is so funny that Firoozeh’s mother doesn’t care enough to make her own decisions. When it comes to voting my parents usually feel the same on all the votes but every no and then the don’t, which always surprises me because their views are so similar. I don’t ask them how they vote I just ask them about certain things and one feels one way and the other is on the opposite side of the vote.
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