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Task 2) Elaborate on something interesting that came up in your group

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Task 2) Elaborate on something interesting that came up in your group

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Task 2) Elaborate on something interesting that came up in your group

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Task 2) Elaborate on something interesting that came up in your group

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Task 2) Elaborate on something interesting that came up in your group

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Task 2) Elaborate on something interesting that came up in your group

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Task 2) Elaborate on something interesting that came up in your group

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Task 2) Elaborate on something interesting that came up in your group

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Task 2) Elaborate on something interesting that came up in your group

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Task 2) Elaborate on something interesting that came up in your group

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Task 2) Elaborate on something interesting that came up in your group

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Task 2) Elaborate on something interesting that came up in your group

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My group compared the story to "The House on Mango Street" at many instances, and I know what they mean but I see the story with other eyes because of the fact that I experienced most of the things the narrator was talking about. A part that stood out to me was the one in which the narrator asks herself what goodbye meant at that moment.

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One thing that was interesting was that we all agreed that we would also be very sad if were In that position.

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1) I thought the story was very sad and one sided. Though I sympathized with the author she did not consider why she was leaving or express any emotions other than sadness.
2) in our group discussion it was brought up that there was 8 pages of descriptions as we could not see a direction in the story and she did not tell us too much in those 8 pages.

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1. Not everybody likes to experience new things.
2. Two people from my group(including me) can relate to the text because we moved out of our home countries.

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1)I thought this part of the text was only ok, in 8 pages there are many things written but very little is said. The overlong and drawn out descriptions of things got tedious very fast. If i look past the writing i can see what the story actually is and i sympathize with the main character having to leave her home and brother behind.

2) the story has obvious parralels to the House on Mangrove Street, and many similarities down to the writing style and word choice

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1.) Honestly I understood what the author was trying to say how this was hard for her and how even though she never really talked to her brother much it was hard letting go.  Overall it wasn't that bad but some parts were just dragged out.

2.) We compared this book to "House on Mango Street." We also said that in those 8 pages there were so many descriptive words that it made the message blurry.

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1. I liked how much detail she put into everything, making it feel like we were there.
2. we felt bad because everyone she loved and grew up with lives in Fiji but now she has to move and leave them behind

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I liked how we all agreed that we would all be upset if we were in the narrators position as well.

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1. I liked how the author puts every detail into the story and how she describes them.

2.we felt sad because everyone she loved lives in Fiji and now she has to move and leave them behind.

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1. The writing was short but detailed, I mostly understood her situation from a outside perspective.
2. My group mostly said they can't directly relate to her feelings about moving to a new country. I agree with this as I feel bad for her needing to split with family, but I can't truly understand it.

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i can relate because im an immagrant im cool like that

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we all said that we would would feel sad and upset if we were put in the narrators postion

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One thing that we talked about is that if you leave to go to another country and not being able to take your brother with you, must be very sad because you grew up with them and will never see them for who knows how long

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We discussed how specific she was with her writing including every detail which really shows off what she is like or what type of personality she has which I found interesting because it gives it another way of reading it.

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she is going through a lot with her moving away and leaving her friends behind.

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We discussed on how we can’t relate, yet we still understand and feel for her.

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There's enough detail to describe one picture in one page, but we can't really relate to her.