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What struck was how they couldn't talk about the outside world.

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What struck me was that they were forced to stay and couldn't leave.
Gabbie Mullins

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When she explained how the students actually expressed themselves into those letter and would not able to send them out because of prosecution.

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That no one was allowed to leave or talk about the world.

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What struck me was that she wasn allowed to speak Korean in North Korea.

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What struck me the most was how no one was allowed to leave the country or communicate with anyone.

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What struck me the most is that weren't allowed to communicate with anyone.

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The part of the story that surprised me was when she explains about how here life is as a teacher and how her students are important to her.
Mahad Faheem

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What struck me was how much they worshipped their leader and how they can leave at all. They were'nt even able to talk to their families.
-Serene John

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I was amazed about the policies the North Korean government had.

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I was surprised that you could not leave the country or leave the school without the teacher. It was like a prison fortress. They didn't have worldwide internet so they shouldn't call it worldwide. Everyone had to wear a badge with the leader's picture.

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One that shocked me was that no one could leave the country and couldn't communicate with their families or with anyone.

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What struck me was that no one was allowed to leave the country or not about any other country.

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One thing that shocked me was that no one was allowed to leave or talk about the outside world.
-Anvitha Tumati

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The thing that shocked me the most was the fact that they couldn't talk about the outside world.

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It struck me that they could not even leave at all.

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Was that no one could leave at all.

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How they weren't allowed to leave their country no matter what.

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That no one wasn't allowed to talk about the outside world, the only free time they got was to worshipped their leader, they were not allowed communicate with their families and everything they do is being watched over.

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What really struck me was that nobody could go on vacations, and she was able to communicate very little.

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What struck me was that the teacher wanted to love their city but she couldn't because she knew what they were being held from.

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What struck me was they could not leave the country and how they worshipped their leader.

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I think what really shocked was that the students were computer majors but did not know about the internet or Steve Jobs, and other famous people in the field.

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I think the part that struck me was how her students didn't even have a life or any basic human rights. Everything they did was watched and every word they spoke was heard, everything was about there "great" leader and that must have been unbearable. I feel bad for the men, for them it was natural to lie, and the teacher couldn't correct them because she would get in trouble. The sad part was the teacher lied to them for their safety and because she loved them. The teacher couldn't tell them the truth, they missed out on so many big events like the world wide internet (when they were in the math and science field). Hopefully, today their okay.

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The fact that no one could leave the country under any circumstances.

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the fact that she was able to not say anything about who she really was, and how little she was able to communicate with them.

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The fact that they worshipped their leader as much as they did.

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The thing that struck me the most was how they worshipped their leader and couldn't talk about the outside world.

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The thing that struck me he most was the fact that nobody could leave the country. Not even for vacation. If you wanted to leave, you needed a travel pass.

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The way they worshipped their leader makes me believe that they viewed him as a kind of 🤬. Everything revolved around the "Great Leader."

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What struck me was how they viewed their leader as a type of 🤬.

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everything revolved around the "great leader"

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everything revolved around the "great leader"

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What struck me was that they weren't able to communicate with their families and loved ones back home.

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What struck me the most was that they were science and enenering students, but they didn't know about the internet.

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They worshipped their leader a lot and how they weren't allowed to talk about the outside world.

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they were not allowed to talk about the outside world and they didn't know what the internet was. Also every spare minute was devoted to worshiping their great leader

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The way life in north Korea was back then, having to follow all the rules and having no rights.

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everything there in north korea is worshipping the Great Leader. flowers were named after him. only tv shows about him. learn about him in school. everything was about worshipping him