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Uncle Ali Monologue
Uncle: Ali... who... who are you angry with? And why? He's not just your father, but my brother too... my only brother... It's been... Days since your mother managed a smile. She's been crying for weeks. And you accuse us of singing... and dancing in joy... secretly? she is my brother's wife. Ali... here, take a look. I am contesting the elections. Do you know why? Ask me why? Ali: Why? Uncle: For my brother. What else! once I'm in power... I'll tear open every prison and bring him home. Ali: Uncle you may wait for the elections. My battle has already begun.
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