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When Aneeka finally reveals the whereabouts of her brother, Parvaiz, to Eamonn and admits that she was initially only interested in Eamonn for his connection to his father, Eamonn is devastated. Shamsie uses the chapter’s perspective, which comes solely from Eamonn, to manipulate readers’ beliefs that the relationship had been purely genuine—which is exactly what Eamonn has thought up to this point. And so here, readers understand his betrayal in the same immediate, agonizing way that Eamonn himself confronts it.
In this quote, Aneeka affirms her love for her brother and makes it clear that she would do anything to…