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Initial Impression Assessment
The novel "Ayn al-Harati" reflects the image of life in Iraq after 2003, through the story of a student searching for a translator for the voyage of the Norwegian ship Herald, which was burned in Africa in protest against conflicts. The novel explores the features of wars and conflicts that have become threats to human communication, emphasizing that civilizations relied on understanding and human connection. It uses the period after 2003 to present contemporary events and links the Sumerian civilization to Iraqi history, with a focus on a protest message against conflicts. The narrative style is flowing, combining entertainment and suspense, and the novelist aims through the characters and events to convey a deep humanitarian message.
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