The Three Leaves

Author: Reda Al-Tawil

Characters wither before the reader's eyes until they become mere remnants of a body trapped by memories. Their collapse is not just physical; it is the collapse of an entire generation that lived on the dream of a homeland, only to awaken to find themselves besieged by disappointment, illness, and absence. At its core, it is an epic of national grief, where heroism turns into a memory, sacrifice into a burden, and death into the sole equivalent of honor. "The Three Leaves" is a game of fate, revealing that the family is but a microcosm of a wounded nation, and that the intertwined destiny of father and son reflects the fall of the collective dream in the face of harsh reality.