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I think the ending is scary and confusing on purpose. It makes you feel nervous because you don’t know what will happen next. This helps the reader understand how Changez feels, always being judged and watched, even when he might not be doing anything wrong.

In the last part of the book, I think Changez finally accepts who he is. He stops trying to impress Americans and decides to be proud of where he comes from. This shows that he has grown and learned to stand up for himself.

In these pages, I think Mohsin Hamid does a good job showing Changez ’s inner conflict. Changez is no longer trying to fit in, and he accepts who he is and where he comes from. Thiss section made me feel that the book is really about identity and how events can change a person deeply.

Pages 91 to 120 of The Reluctant Fundamentalist feel very tense and emotional. Changez becomes more distant from America and starts to see how the U.S. treats other countries unfairly. I think this part shows how confused and hurt he is, especially after losing his job and his sense of belonging.

on page 91, I feel changez opened up a lot and started telling how his sex life before america was so different and since that time things have changed. they also made a deep connection and lauphed. then slept together shoulder to shoulder.

on page 91, I feel changez opened up a lot and started telling how his sex life before america was so different and since that time things have changed. they also made a deep connection and lauphed. then slept together shoulder to shoulder.

on page 91, I feel changez opened up a lot and started telling how his sex life before america was so different and since that time things have changed. they also made a deep connection and lauphed. then slept together shoulder to shoulder.