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dunya
dunya is on page 30 of 173
I used to read this years ago in a book store and then forgot what it was called when I stopped going so I never really read it.
But it’s so amazingly structured so far and can be so easily understood in a symbolical sense of how toxic dynamics try to carry out control over oppressed women. With just enough to live, whilst making them prefer death
Jul 16, 2026 03:43AM
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dunya
dunya is on page 124 of 173
There’s absolutely no space for a plot with a good ending. I probably genuinely would’ve stayed in that underground haven with all the food and everything orrr continued to adjourn and then went back there at tbt end of life.
I hate that this doesn’t have a movie, that we don’t know who and why this happened to them and that she hasn’t yet seen anyone.
Jul 24, 2026 02:34AM
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dunya
dunya is on page 102 of 173
This is going to depress me.
Can she find someone already, the fact she’s alone and going to start exploring again is so exciting because it feels like she’s taking me to adjourn out for civilisation with her.

She’s going to find people and thhennn die happily ever after
Jul 24, 2026 01:09AM
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dunya
dunya is on page 89 of 173
Assisted suicide?? What??? Why couldn’t they just keep exploring and walking. Eventually they’d have to encounter another opened cage surely. But 13+ years of walking would probably send you insane. I feel like they’re going to encounter a new group, but the fact that the count of mankind for them will probably end right there if not
Jul 23, 2026 11:46PM
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dunya
dunya is on page 80 of 173
I hate that they built their homes and stopped walking. They were so obviously on earth and the other women who knew about their previous lives, would obviously have known.
But 7 years and no signs of civilisation wth
Jul 23, 2026 05:48AM
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dunya
dunya is on page 72 of 173
Omggg when they went down the other bunker, the fact that if the guard wasn’t by chance opening their cage they wouldn’t have been freed rn. Which is why the women in the other bunker didn’t have that chance to get out. Omg I’d be sick at that sight
Jul 23, 2026 05:22AM
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dunya
dunya is on page 52 of 173
I might just be the author because how did I guess that the life changing event was their escape from the cages. Her reaction to the outside world considering she hadn’t ever recalled it is such a like vibe of;
You’ve died and are passing over the planes of earth once more, but you recognise nothing of it.
Also their fear of the unfamiliar outside world after being accustomed to the life in the cage.
Jul 23, 2026 04:06AM
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dunya
dunya is on page 48 of 173
Ok I’m sleepy again but I want to know what ‘major event’ changed everything for them. I already know they escape, but wonder if that’s the part. Very early on though, I love the narrators mind though.
She’s very youthful witty.
3:21am ok gn me
Jul 17, 2026 10:21AM
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dunya
dunya is on page 44 of 173
I want to be in the bunker because I’m so sure I could’ve accomplished something much sooner. It’s surprisingly not even boring yet even though it’s just repetitive with no new information
Jul 16, 2026 09:59PM
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dunya
dunya is on page 37 of 173
Jul 16, 2026 07:46PM
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dunya
dunya is on page 33 of 173
Okay this is taking me longer than expected…the format in the print I’m reading is formatted in the annoyed ‘research paper’ way
Jul 16, 2026 07:33PM
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