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The climax of "Two Pigeons" occurs when the truth about Orlan comes to light. Confronted in a tense showdown, Orlan reveals his deep-seated grievances towards Hussein, blaming him for the downfall of life he once knew. Instead of eliciting empathy, Hussein’s justification only heightens Orlan’s wrath as he decides on a fitting punishment.
In a final act of grotesque irony, while Orlan cleans the apartment in an uncharacteristic show of care, Hussein finds himself trapped in an embarrassing predicament with his mother dismissing his cries for help. Orlan's departure signifies a release from his reign of terror, but it leaves Hussein to grapple with the wreckage of his life.
Conclusion