Romance An Old Debt has to be Paid..by salir

[Salir]

Some answers to some questions,
For all who are interested in this Narration,

Yes, I am Nadir! But of course Salir is not my real name either;

I was born in 1974 in a Middle Eastern country, just like my wife, the character of Meena in this story, who was born five years later (1979).

The events that appear in this story, took place about 15 years ago. The time we still lived in our homeland.
Currently we are living in an European country for about 12 years.
We had to immigrate for political reasons and for the future of our son.
When I left my birth country, all I took with me were some hard disks, with hours long of film materials and my notes. 
These notes are basically my diaries that I have been writing obsessively since my youth.
 
The main characters in this story are 100% real.
I try to present and portray the character traits of these people as I have known them over the years.
Die names are not real but Mansour, his son, Jalal, our families, all are true personalities.

The events that happen here, are 80-90% real. I had to change some small things in some places of story, but the direction 
and actions are shown as they were.

Since we no longer have any contact with our homeland, we will not be bothered if our identity becomes known through 
this story, there. Here in our new home, the chance of that is very slim, and even if that is also no problem for us. Everyone 
everywhere has a story behind them!

[i]Dialogues and their goal, especially the direction of each conversation are up to 40-50% true to reality. My memory, my archived [/i]
[i]films and my notes help me with this.[/i]
 
Maybe it looks like there is too much talking, discussion or repetition. My goal is to bring the reader as close as possible 
to the characters and to clarify the reason for their behavior.
It is important for me to make the motives, energies and movements as understandable as possible and I have no other 
option than to draw conversations and dialogues.

In the end I wish you a lot of fun and joy while reading, don't forget that real life is often stranger than fiction.



Salir