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While Loung is living in the Vietnamese displaced people’s camp, a Khmer Rouge soldier is captured. A frenzied mob of villagers demand the soldier be released so that they can be the ones to kill him. Loung eagerly attends the execution, wriggling her way to the front of the crowd to watch as the soldier is brutally beaten and stabbed to death. The event is somber rather than celebratory, however, and does not grant Loung the catharsis she has long hoped for. By connecting the soldier’s blood to that of her friend Pithy, Loung suggests that, however monstrous the Khmer…