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Part I · Chapters 1–12
Origins, family, identity, imposed division, and the gathering storm.
01Part I · Chapter 01
Rwanda, imposed divisions, and the family history that precedes Prince's childhood.
02Part I · Chapter 02
Bugesera, family enterprise, Didia, creativity, and the beauty of home.
03Part I · Chapter 03
Authoritarian discipline and the school system's persecution of difference.
04Part I · Chapter 04
Tati enters Prince's life and friendship becomes shelter.
05Part I · Chapter 05
Curiosity, soccer, enterprise, experiments, mistakes, and independent thought.
06Part I · Chapter 06
War, propaganda, Gerald's struggle, and the narrowing of ordinary life.
07Part I · Chapter 07
Leaving home for secondary school amid roadblocks, soldiers, and exclusion.
08Part I · Chapter 08
Prejudice becomes historical doctrine, classroom instruction, and political mobilization.
09Part I · Chapter 09
Family, football, the Inkotanyi's arrival, and gathering danger.
10Part I · Chapter 10
A joyful reunion with Tila as the world closes in.
11Part I · Chapter 11
Prince asks Tati and his parents to consider escape.
12Part I · Chapter 12
A fifteen-year-old turns fear into an escape strategy.
Part II · Chapters 13–19
The descent into genocide, resistance, loss, and the will to remain alive.
13Part II · Chapter 13
The plane falls, organized killing begins, and media directs murder.
14Part II · Chapter 14
Ntarama stands together against repeated assaults.
15Part II · Chapter 15
Sacred ground becomes a site of unimaginable loss.
16Part II · Chapter 16
Prince, Tati, and Felini enter the flooded papyrus marshes.
17Part II · Chapter 17
The onslaught, a home erased, and friendship holding close to meaning.
18Part II · Chapter 18
The death of Tati and the grief that made this chapter hardest to write.
19Part II · Chapter 19
Helping Sauda opens a path back toward courage and life.
Part III · Chapters 20–23
Memory, truth, forgiveness, reconciliation, and the long journey home.
20Part III · Chapter 20
The search for Bea and Tila and the promise to speak every name.
21Part III · Chapter 21
Historical precision, the Genocide Against the Tutsi, and the confrontation of denial.
22Part III · Chapter 22
Justice, reconciliation, and Prince's mother choosing forgiveness.
23Part III · Chapter 23
The Blue and White Niles carry Prince home to Rwanda, Tati, and memory.
