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Ben
Ben is Carla’s husband and is working in Tripoli with the U.S. Embassy. When he leaves abruptly after picking Carla up at the airport, she wonders if he is a spy ‘‘or someone who thinks he is a spy.’’ Carla notices that some of his mannerisms have changed since she last saw him, including his style of speaking, and he sports a new moustache.
Ben is a cold man, and he and his wife do not get along very well in Tripoli. He ignores Carla and dislikes what she wears. He may also be a bit of a philanderer, as, according to Mantini, Ben made advances toward...
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