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it felt like a course of freedom to them. The family especially the parents feel trapped in the camp with nothing to do and having to follow orders all day long but the opportunity to leave the camp just for a plain minute felt like freedom to them and made them feel like nothing ever happened.

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Due to the fact they have been stuck and contained in the camp for so long, this outing must feel much more special and important to them.

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In the past, going outside wouldn’t have been as extraordinary; however, after staying at the camps, it seemed incredible. What would’ve been an everyday occurrence was heightened in comparison.

Metaphorically, when darkness is very deep, even a bit of light seems as bright as the sun.

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As George’s family went out, they were excited and happy. They finally got to go out, and I think this really cheers everyone up a bit from reality. Helps them gain some entertainment as compared to their everyday life of feeling trapped.

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The outing was very special to the family since it gave them some freedom which they haven't had in a very long time.

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It's like a breath of fresh air for the parents and a fun adventure for the kids. After just being in the internment camps, with poor living conditions and not much to see or do for the children. Also lets them feel more normal/like before again, outside of the fence.

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The outing was so significant and different from every other day at the camp because it allowed them to just be kids again and reminded them that there is more good in the world than bad. It helped George to realize how lucky was to have parents like his and how much he appreciated them. In the page where Henry falls asleep on George's shoulder, George understands he's meant to stay still so Henry can sleep soundly, this may have given him a realization on how much Henry not only depends on his parents but also on George.

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The outing means a lot to the family because they are constantly within the fences and feeling contained. When they get to go outside they feel more free and happy and just  not at all like they're stuck in the loop of repetitive camp life.

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it's a chance for the family to bond since they've been in the internment camp for a while. The parents wanted the kids have fun and have at least a few good memories while they're at camp.

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This outing meant a lot to the family because they were used to being stuck in the internment camp, away from the rest of the world, trapped from civilization. They ended up visiting a farm on their outing, and they talked to the farmer, someone who was not Japanese. The family was used to being stuck with other Japanese Americans, but they had an opportunity to see a small taste of the rest of the world on this outing.

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This outing is significant to the family in different ways. For George's parents, they've been having to deal with the constantly knowing about what's really going on and worrying about what's going to happen to them, and this allowed them to give them a chance to breath and escape that reality. For the boys, this allows them to experience something they haven't before, and by seeing this as an adventure allows for them to gain some extra joy and fun, compared to their everyday time in the camp.

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The outing is very special for the family because they have been so used to being trapped. When they leave the fences they feel more freed and enjoy it more and are very happy.

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The family was able to simply be a family without the stresses of obeying rules. The parents were able to look after their kids closely and not worry as much as they regularly would. The boys loved having a special outing, and it must have felt like a relief to the parents to be able to witness their children deeply enjoying the day.

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The outing is so significant because the family basically sees the same thing over and over again in the internment camp, they feel good about seeing something new. It is also important because it somewhat makes them forget the fact that they live in a camp and it turns their sadness into happiness.

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I think the best contrast between the two events is that the internment camp is a finite cramped space where Internees see walls barring them, compared to the outing where they felt free

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they feel like they are more free, and they can finally experience what its like to not be contained and to express their feelings.

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This outing is a significant experience as it instills a sense of normalcy and appreciation for having the opportunity to get away from the harsh environment of the camps. This specific outing also gives the family a taste of freedom as they drive around in their Jeep and enjoy spending time together as a family.

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A family's typical day in the internment camp was to "stay within the fences". The outing was so significant because it broke that rule of "staying inside the fences". Other characters in the book felt that the family Jeep outing was so special and considered lucky.

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this outing is significant to the family because it brings them joy and lifts there spirits. This is different than there everyday because they can explore and they can adventure around.

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The children have been kept from leaving the bounds of the camp, only being allowed within the same areas day in and day out.

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It was fun and new for the family and it gave them a change of pace from the repetitive life they lived at the internment camp.

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They are always inside the camp and they never really get to leave the fences, so when they find out that they can leave the camp and go out, they are gonna be exited. It's significant because they didn't really get the chance to leave.

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George and his family were stuck in the internment camp for so long that the opportunity to go outside of the camp was so exciting to them. It was an experience that was so freeing to them and it became a happy and warm memory that George will cherish forever.