The Morning After

<p><em>An aristocratic young woman marries a carpenter & ...</em></p><p><strong>The Morning After</strong> is a gripping Persian tale of love and marriage... The novel has been hotly debated and criticized. Advocates found it useful for the relationship between young men and women or considered it a lesson for inexperienced youth. Opponents saw it as a defense of the nobility and dignity of the upper classes of society and the humiliation of the lower.</p><p>The Morning After/ <u>Drunkard Morning</u> (translated from Bamdad-e Khomar)</p><p><strong>IG:</strong> @firouzmedia</p><p><strong>Tiktok:</strong></p><p>shorturl.at/cinA5</p><p>shorturl.at/hTY24</p><p>shorturl.at/csxBU</p><p><span style=color: rgba(15 17 17 1)>.....</span></p><p><strong style=color: rgba(15 17 17 1)>You can't imagine what it was like for a fifteen-year-old girl in those days; to fall in love was a sin in itself which could cause a blood bath; never mind writing letters never mind turning down suitors-falling in love? Falling in love with the carpenter's shop boy at the top of the passage? Woe betide!</strong></p><p>.....</p>