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Why is the aroma of the stew so compelling to Abdul Ali?
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Why is the aroma of the stew so compelling to Abdul

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because he's probably starving, so the scent of the stew seems much more amplified than normal. or he could just have a heightened sense of smell, so everything smells "compelling" to him

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