But what would happen … I mean, what would be so awful … if they did meet up?" "Why, it would be like the West," Samira said. "There would be harassment. People would be all the time having love affair.
In "Eight Months On Ghazzah Street," the characters engage in a conversation about the potential consequences of people meeting up in a certain environment. One character speculates about the disastrous outcomes, suggesting that such a gathering would lead to inappropriate behavior and chaos.
Samira elaborates on this idea by comparing the situation to the West, indicating that such encounters would result in harassment and numerous love affairs. This exchange illustrates the cultural tensions and the contrasting social norms between different regions, highlighting the complexities of human relationships in varying contexts.
