He and his two cousins are about to leave their now bare caravan in Zaatari refugee camp, in northern Jordan. As more families return to Syria or relocate, shelters are slowly dismantled, and the camp grows quieter and more transient by the day. Whole families are increasingly signing voluntary return forms: to date, 119,876 Syrian refugees have returned to Syria from Jordan, nearly 15 percent of them from Zaatari. Zaatari has witnessed one living room after another dismantled, loaded onto trucks and driven away. Many will not decide whether to sign the one‑way “voluntary return” form until they hear how the first wave fares.