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sleepypulm

10 months ago

Part 2 of a comic done in brownish red pencil. With explosions and a building in the background, a tank enters the area. Closest to the viewer, a scared man is running, seen from the front and chest up. Behind, in front of the tank, the shape of a hijabi woman is clutching a baby, running away to the right. Some ways behind her, another figure is running in the same direction. The text above says "My daughter Soma was born there". The text below says "Two days later, we were bombed".

Part 3 of a comic done in brownish red pencil. With an explosion shape in the background, Dr Huda is running with Soma in her arms, both squeezing their eyes shut in fear and distress. The text above says "I carried her as I ran". The text below says "She nearly fell from my arms more than once".

Part 4 of a comic done in brownish red pencil. Soma, in her mouth a pacifier with three stars on it, is looking out from between blankets. She looks tired. The text above says "Now, she suffers from vomiting and blood in her stool". The text below says "The dirty water has given us both severe gastroenteritis".

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A photo of Dr. Huda holding her baby, Soma. Dr. Huda wears a dark blue hijab, a doctor's coat and a stethoscope. She has pale skin, dark eyes and dark brows. Soma, clutched to her mother's side in a white blanket, has a small amount of light hair and chubby cheeks, smiling in the photo. Behind them, two blue-beige rugs and a pink sheet are seen making up part of the structure of a tent. Below and to the left is a dark-colored basket or baby carrier, either way lined with blankets.

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bunthedone

10 months ago

A comic panel done in brownish red pencil and soft blue, with a soft yellow background. A hijabi girl is taking a photo with her phone, maybe a selfie, her speech bubble saying 'Say cheese!' and one hand making a peace sign. There is a flash going off effect and the sound effect SNAP coming off her phone. The hand holding the phone has some rings. The text above her says "Before the war, I loved filming very much".

A comic panel done in brownish red pencil and soft blue, with a soft yellow background. The hijabi girl with her phone held up in her hand is looking sheepish as the silhouette of a male family member, next to a more vague one, has his hands on his hips, angrily asking her "Why do you love photography??!" in a spiky speech bubble. She is wearing an open jacket. There are bushes and some building behind. The text above says "My family was hating it, though".

A comic panel done in brownish red pencil with a soft yellow background. The silhouettes of the hijabi girl, a young girl with a ponytail that curls at the end, and another family member (possibly the one from before) are sitting close together, looking at her phone. They are in front of some low wall with railings on it and various household objects are resting against this wall, among them a fan, a basket and cups. The text above says "Now, they often ask to see the photos I took,"

A comic panel done in brownish red pencil with a soft yellow background. The girl's hand, covered to the wrist by the sleeve of her top, is holding her phone horizontally, slightly askew. On it is a photo of two cups of coffee or tea on saucers, sitting on a part of a round table next to what seems to be a food box with a spoon tied to it with a thick band. In the background is a tree, some shrubs and what might be a pole. The text above says "for they are a memory of everything we lost".

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