Passage to Dusk

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Set against the backdrop of the 1970s Lebanese civil war, the narrative explores the chaotic mental state of those living through prolonged conflict. Through a postmodern, poetic lens, it delves into the complexities of identity and gender, reflecting the cultural nuances of the era. The surrealistic style enhances the portrayal of the main character's narcissism while providing insights into the behaviors and contradictions of the Lebanese people during this tumultuous period. The story captures the profound impact of war on both personal and national identities.