Januz feels glad to have her in his arms--his wife, who would do anything to protect their son. This is how she presents herself. Like a soldier who would kill for her country. And her country is their son.

Amanda Hodgkinson
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The last lines of this quote show that Januz is finally able to accept his wife and that he no longer considers her a threat. The first part of the quote shows that Marata is willing to do anything for their son.

Source: 22 Britannia Road

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