Tyrant

With Jamal’s life in danger and Abuddin on the verge of plunging into chaos, Barry steps forward as interim president and sets the stage for democratic elections. Daliyah takes a leading role in the nation, bringing her close to Barry. Swept up in the tides of revenge, army leaders overstep their bounds in securing peace. An American General who shares history with Leila arrives in Abuddin.

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Ahmed, listen to me.

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He'll be here in an hour. He's ready to talk.

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my father... is still alive.

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Nor is it acceptable that he should.

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Finally those who have committed crimes against us will be called to account.

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Why are we here?

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To fix things.

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I...

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Yes, I saw that.

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I think that's beautiful.

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Haven't you read any of these books?

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Be careful how you address me, Colonel.

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or you can have my resignation.

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You're famous in this book.

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It shows him looking for something you hid under your clothes.

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You know, the ink that proves you voted in an election.

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seek revenge against our enemies,

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Send me away as far as you want.

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I want to see Ahmed!

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So that's Daliyah.

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In the meantime, what position do I have in your cabinet?

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I don't think so.

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Did she really commit suicide?

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It won't be an election.

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Me, too.

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owe you a lot, I think.

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Just a small part in his story.

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Don't do that. I'm in mourning, too.

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but right now you're in no position to run for president.

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That I should even have to answer that.

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I'm proud of that.

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There has been a change in my government's position

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