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Sister Seen, Sister Heard Religious Ethics for Paris is a moveableFarah's ready to move out of her parent's house. It takes an hour to get to campus, and she has no freedom to be herself. Maiheen and Mostafa, first generation Iranian immigrants in Toronto, find their younger daughter's "Canadian" ways disappointing and embarrassing, and they wonder why Farah can't be like her older sister Farzana though Farah knows things about Farzana that her parents don't. They begrudgingly agree to let Farah move, and she begins