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'Prisoners of War' Character Profiles: Nimrode
Nimrode Klen was 26 when he was captured. Brave, intelligent, a natural leader. Nimrode is vulnerable, flirtatious, competitive. He is the 'salt of the earth,' he used to be the guy that girls wanted to marry and guys wanted to be like. He has always had the greatest potential among his friends and upon his return finds himself in an unfamiliar and frightening situation: he's left behind. He is but a shell of what he used to be. Older, skinnier, with many physical and psychological problems. Nimrode suffers PTSD which he tries to hide from the outside world, but at home, he faces many difficulties. He suffers from terrible nightmares and violent fits of rage during the daytime. Nimrode tries to establish himself as the head of the family, which creates a huge conflict with Talia, his wife.
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Uri Zach was 23 when he was captured. Unlike NImrode, Uri is the shy and timid type.
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The love of Nurit Ha-levy Zach and Uri was so big that when he fell captive, his loss was too much for her to bear.
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Nimrode Klen was 26 when he was captured. Brave, intelligent, a natural leader. Nimrode is vulnerable, flirtatious, competitive.
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Talia has invested all her energy in the past 17 years spearheading the campaign to release her husband.
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