Krdžalić is hosting a đul-bajram (festival of roses). Staniša decides to infiltrate as a Turkish minstrel ( saidxhija ). He dyes his hair with walnut juice, practices the saz (lute), and learns a Bosnian love song. This chapter is rich with folkloric detail—costumes, music, and the dangerous flirtation of identity.
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