AGAIN and AGAIN (Refugee by Alan Gratz) by Mrs. Runestad

Countdown

jmoreno103 — 2018-10-23 22:38:49 UTC

I've been noticing the countdown at the beginning of each chapter. The author says, "____ days to home." This always makes me think and wonder-- is he/ she really almost home? Will it be a good home? It makes my mind start racing ahead in the story!

Maturity

lexigrad509 — 2018-10-24 17:21:37 UTC

In Refugee, all three characters experience events that make them step up as an adult. For example, Josef had his bar mitsvah and he became an "adult." However, Josef came to the realization that his bar mitsvah didn't make him an adult, being responsible did. So, when his father was acting like a child, Josef stepped up and became the man of the family. Isabel helped save Ivan's father when he fell out of the boat that he built. She was the youngest one, but took the most daring responsibility. Mahmoud had to be very mature when his apartment got blown up. He was very mature, remained calm, and went to search for the rest of his family. All the characters experienced little spikes of maturity throughout the story.

The Sea

lukem9 — 2018-10-24 17:39:26 UTC

One thing that transpired between all the characters in refugee is the sea. The sea brought bad doing to all the characters in some way or another. For instance Isabel's grandmother was killed by the sea as well as almost killing her when she jumped out to go save a fellow ship mate. For Mahmoud when he and a bunch of other Syrians were escaping to Greece through the mediterranean sea, the boat hit a rock and capsized spilling everyone off the boat in to the sea separating all of them and all could potentially drown and for Josef when his boat stopped for quarantine the nazis started harassing the passengers leading to Josef's dad jumped the ship.

Manaña, Manaña

juliab9 — 2018-10-24 17:49:08 UTC

The phrase Manaña, Manaña or tomorrow was a constant again and again in the book with all three of the characters. In Josef's story when they arrive on the coast of Cuba on the ship, and after they pass the "Medical" exam they are told Manaña, Manaña, which means tomorrow, tomorrow on page 135. Then continuously told Manaña, Manaña each day for a while, for example on page 147 they were also told again Manaña Manaña. In Isabel's story in the makeshift boat, they keep saying we'll be in Miami tomorrow. For example, on page 204 Señor Castillo says "Tomorrow, hopefully." In Mahmoud's story, the Smugglers keep telling his family the boat to take them to Greece tomorrow. On page 104 the Syrian says "Tomorrow" to his family. The Manaña, Manaña or tomorrow is one big again and again event in the book.

They All Lose Someone.

2018-10-24 18:22:52 UTC

In the story Refugee there are three people named Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud. They all have lost someone in the story. Josef lost his father because he was ill and wasn't allowed on the boat. They had to leave because Cuba wouldn't allow them in. The caption still wouldn't let them on the boat. Isabel lost her friend Ivan. Ivan and Isabel were swimming along side their boat and a shark attacked Ivan. He got pulled up onto the boat but he just lost to much blood so they had a funeral for him they killed a shark so the other ones scattered. Mahmoud lost his little sister Hanna when there dinghy exploded and they had to float. He lost her when he saw a dinghy going by and he hoped onto it with his mother and sister. He gave his sister away so she wouldn't die and he let go of the dinghy with his mom. It was hard to stick together in this book for some of these charters.
Clara

The Boats and Sea

shanep2 — 2018-10-25 23:41:55 UTC

All three characters Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud all have to go on some kind of boat to get where they want to get. Josef and his family want to get to Cuba and the boat they take is like a cruise ship and they are racing against two other ships to get to Cuba. Isabel and her family and friends family all had to get on a man made boat that was going to Florida but hit the Bahamas in stead. Mahmoud is on a rubber dingy that pops on some rocks and sinks to the bottom of the Mediterranean sea and he doesn’t know if his brother and father are still alive or if they are dead. This helps me understand what refugees have to go through some rough times on land or water to just get their freedom.

The Stories Go Up and Down

dv_aagarwal — 2018-10-26 17:39:53 UTC

Throughout the story all three characters go through ups and downs. Mahmoud gets attacked by an airstrike, then he gets a car and almost makes it to Turkey, then they get pulled up by soldiers, turns out the soldiers are on their side, then they get shot at by the enemy, then they arrive at Turkey, then they are told by smugglers that the boat will be arriving tomorrow for the next few days, then an old man helps them get back to the boat when it arrives, it is a dingy and then it crashes and he loses more then half of his family. In Isabel's story Castro lets refugees escape, then they their boat gets shot at when leaving, then they finally get going, then their is too much water in the boat, but they get it out, then a tanker is heading straight for them, then Senior Castillo falls off the boat, then Isabel saves him. Josef starts by losing his father to the Nazis. 6th months later is his bar mitzvah, then they must leave Germany, then while they were on the train Josef went into the Germany section and his star of David fell off, the boy who caught it didn't turn him in, then they find out his father has gone mad, then on the boat Josef has his bar mitzvah, then they cant get in to Cuba and Nazis attack them.

Tomorrow, Tomorrow

dv_tpoon — 2018-10-26 17:41:50 UTC

In all three of their stories there is someone on their journey that claims that their journey will start or end tomorrow, tomorrow. In Josef's story the Cuban officers keep saying they can enter Cuba tomorrow. In Mahmoud's story the smuggler kept telling his family that the boat would come and he would get a text tomorrow. In Isabel's story everyone on board has been hoping that they will get to Miami, Florida tomorrow, tomorrow and won't get caught by the Coast Guards.
-Kayla and Tyla

Migration

dv_sdraper — 2018-10-26 17:42:33 UTC

For all of the characters, Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud, they all are traveling by sea. Also, I have noticed that they have been rushed to migrate to their new home. For Josef, he leaves Germany and is going to migrate to Cuba. I made a connection between Isabel's journey and Josef's journey because Isabel is leaving Cuba and going to Florida. For Mahmoud's journey he is leaving Syria and is going to Germany. I made a connection between Mahmoud's and Josef's journey because Josef is leaving Germany and Mahmoud is going to Germany. So as you can see, Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud are migrating all over the world.

Escaping by sea

2018-10-26 17:43:25 UTC

In the story Refugee Jose,Isabel,and Mahmoud both go on some type of boat and Isabel and her family and friends had to get on a boat before they couldn't have the chance to escape but during the trip they got attacked by a huge boat which caused a big problem and in Josef's story they took a cruise to get to Cuba but before they could get to Cuba they had to race against another ship so they could get into Cuba first. Another person is Mahmoud and with his family they took a rubber boat that pops and Mahmoud loses his father and brother and his mother had to sacrifice her daughter so she could survive. While reading this story I noticed that the refugees had to suffer through things and had to loose members.

Running

dv_mchiang — 2018-10-26 17:43:45 UTC

Between all the stories, everyone is running. An example would be when Mahmoud was running from the bombs and towards Turkey or Josef's family running to get on the boat.

Tomorrow

2018-10-26 17:44:14 UTC

I noticed that in Mahmoud' and Josef's story one phrase repeats,"Tomorrow".
In Mahmoud's story the smugglers costantly say tomorrow you will get on the boat. When they finally get on the boat it's not safe and overcrowded. In Josef's story the Cuban police keep on saying "Tomorrow, tomorrow". To me this says that very little people care about refuges

Danger

dv_lalessi — 2018-10-26 17:44:22 UTC

All three characters Isabel, Josef, and Mahmoud have some kind of danger, or they are escaping danger in their stories. For example, Josef is escaping Germany and running from the Nazis. Also Shindik was furious at Josef's dad, so he completely ruined their room on the boat, which could've created a dangerous situation. In Isabel's story, they escape Cuba from Fidel Castro's mean rule. Also, when they are on the boat they encounter a huge tank engine boat, which almost kills them. And, Isabel jumps of the boat to save Senor Castillo and almost dies. Lastly, Mahmoud gets on a dingy with his family, to get to Greece, and the dingy gets a hole in the side of it, and Mahmoud falls into the ocean, as well as his mom and his little sister Hanna. Also, when they were in Syria, their apartment was bombed leaving them homeless, and with little money, and the bombing almost killed Mahmoud's mom.

Tommorow

dv_rramgopal — 2018-10-26 17:48:54 UTC

In all three of the stories the characters, Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud, all deal with the concept of tomorrow. Josef can get off the St Louis tomorrow. Isabel will arrive in Miami tomorrow. Mahmoud would get out off Turkey tomorrow. This concept tells us how patient they need to be.

Tomorrow

2018-10-26 18:13:13 UTC

one thing i saw again and again was the word tomorrow. In Josefs story they kept telling them they could get off the ship tomorrow. In Isabel's story they kept saying they would arrive tp Florida, tomorrow. And lastly in Mahmouds story they were stuck at the abandoned mall till the boat comes, tomorrow. This shows how much patience they have.

teannap — 2018-10-26 18:16:25 UTC

the thing that i saw that happened over and over again is that the book kept on saying manana. in mahmouds story his famiy was told by a smuggler that the boat was coming tomorrow, manana. and after josefs family got a medical exam they told them that they could get off tomorrow, manana. in isabels story everybody kept hoping they would reach florida tomorrow, manana. this helps me understand the life of a refugee because i know that having patience is very hard for me so i can only believe how hard it is for them to get to safety.

One thing I saw that happened again and again in refugee was the main character saying thank you after a stranger showed them a act of kindness. In Josef's story it was on page 34-5 when he thanked the hitler youth for not turning him in. In Isabel's (Page 47)story it was when she convinced the fisherman to take her trumpet and her cat for enough gasoline to reach Miami. Finally in Mahmouds story it was when the kind man offered them a place to stay and a ride to the beach(page 127).

cadenc1 — 2018-10-26 18:20:04 UTC

again and again

2018-10-26 18:51:53 UTC

one again and again that i saw, was that all the characters in the book are having trouble getting to where they need to be, Isabel, was told that if they set foot on the Bahamas, that they would be sent back to Cuba. Mahmoud and his mother were left in the Meditaranian Sea for 2 hours, until the coast guard speed boat, cam to get them. and Josef is still in the boat, and he watched his dad try to hurt himself by jumping into the ocean .

again and again

selenaj — 2018-10-26 18:53:09 UTC

one again and again I saw was each of the characters were told mañana or tomorrow. Isabel and her family were trying to get to the U.S and whenever she asked when they'd be there her family said tomorrow, same with Josef. Mahmoud and his family were waiting for a boat to Greece and whenever it would not come they were told it would be here tomorrow.

selenaj — 2018-10-26 18:58:38 UTC

2019-09-14 15:15:44 UTC

The Boats and Sea All three characters Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud all have to go on some kind of boat to get where they want to get. Josef and his family want to get to Cuba and the boat they take is like a cruise ship and they are racing against two other ships to get to Cuba. Isabel and her family and friends family all had to get on a man made boat that was going to Florida but hit the Bahamas in stead. Mahmoud is on a rubber dingy that pops on some rocks and sinks to the bottom of the Mediterranean sea and he doesn’t know if his brother and father are still alive or if they are dead. This helps me understand what refugees have to go through some rough times on land or water to just get their freedom. favorite 1 Your avatar Add comment They All Lose Someone. Avatar of anonymous Anonymous 11mo They All Lose Someone. In the story Refugee there are three people named Josef, Isabel, and Mahmoud. They all have lost someone in the story. Josef lost his father because he was ill and wasn't allowed on the boat. They had to leave because Cuba wouldn't allow them in. The caption still wouldn't let them on the boat. Isabel lost her friend Ivan. Ivan and Isabel were swimming along side their boat and a shark attacked Ivan. He got pulled up onto the boat but he just lost to much blood so they had a funeral for him they killed a shark so the other ones scattered. Mahmoud lost his little sister Hanna when there dinghy exploded and they had to float. He lost her when he saw a dinghy going by and he hoped onto it with his mother and sister. He gave his sister away so she wouldn't die and he let go of the dinghy with his mom. It was hard to stick together in this book for some of these charters. Clara favorite_border 0 Your avatar Add comment Manaña, Manaña Avatar of Julia Brooks Julia Brooks 11mo Manaña, Manaña The phrase Manaña, Manaña or tomorrow was a constant again and again in the book with all three of the characters. In Josef's story when they arrive on the coast of Cuba on the ship, and after they pass the "Medical" exam they are told Manaña, Manaña, which means tomorrow, tomorrow on page 135. Then continuously told Manaña, Manaña each day for a while, for example on page 147 they were also told again Manaña Manaña. In Isabel's story in the makeshift boat, they keep saying we'll be in Miami tomorrow. For example, on page 204 Señor Castillo says "Tomorrow, hopefully." In Mahmoud's story, the Smugglers keep telling his family the boat to take them to Greece tomorrow. On page 104 the Syrian says "Tomorrow" to his family. The Manaña, Manaña or tomorrow is one big again and again event in the book. favorite_border 0 Your avatar Add comment The Sea Avatar of Lucas Matt Lucas Matt 11mo The Sea One thing that transpired between all the characters in refugee is the sea. The sea brought bad doing to all the characters in some way or another. For instance Isabel's grandmother was killed by the sea as well as almost killing her when she jumped out to go save a fellow ship mate. For Mahmoud when he and a bunch of other Syrians were escaping to Greece through the mediterranean sea, the boat hit a rock and capsized spilling everyone off the boat in to the sea separating all of them and all could potentially drown and for Josef when his boat stopped for quarantine the nazis started harassing the passengers leading to Josef's dad jumped the ship. favorite 2 Your avatar Add comment Maturity Avatar of Alexis Gradoville Alexis Gradoville 11mo Maturity In Refugee, all

2019-09-14 15:20:16 UTC

the story Refugee Jose,Isabel

Dose anyone know what the boat looks like in Isabel's story and if so can you reply with a picture please and thank you

2019-12-17 19:03:18 UTC

I think this teacher made it so you can comment if you are not in her class

2019-12-17 19:05:00 UTC

2020-01-06 15:07:23 UTC

2020-01-06 15:07:56 UTC

in refugees

2020-01-06 15:07:59 UTC

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does anyone know what page in the book that Lito said manana PEZZZZ

2020-01-08 17:50:29 UTC

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2020-01-08 17:54:08 UTC

hello fellow readers

What’s up plebs

nerescon000 — 2020-01-29 03:35:39 UTC

Does anyone why Isabel jumped in the water to save Senor Castillo???

2020-02-04 22:21:41 UTC

I needs answers!!

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2020-02-04 22:23:27 UTC

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EliseH1108 — 2020-02-09 14:17:26 UTC

What is this?

WHEN DID ISABEL SAVE SENOR CASTILLO PAGE #

2020-02-10 14:24:33 UTC

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2020-02-12 12:46:31 UTC

What’s the purpose of them repeating the word manana manana “tomorrow”?????

2020-02-20 22:38:22 UTC

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2020-03-13 19:24:54 UTC

2020-03-15 04:53:35 UTC

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2020-03-15 04:53:50 UTC

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2020-04-06 00:49:35 UTC

2020-04-23 17:29:12 UTC

what was the act of kindness i the pages of 157-178 and what impact was it someone
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2020-05-18 20:47:13 UTC

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2020-05-19 02:46:40 UTC

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2020-05-19 23:11:46 UTC

2020-06-14 04:45:54 UTC

I noticed that in Mahmoud' and Josef's story one phrase repeats,"Tomorrow".

2020-09-23 18:01:48 UTC

Did Mahmoud miss the boat and what page

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2020-10-04 20:49:31 UTC

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2020-10-04 20:53:33 UTC

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2020-10-04 20:53:56 UTC

2020-10-09 15:14:21 UTC

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2020-10-16 23:02:50 UTC

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2020-10-19 13:07:17 UTC

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2020-10-19 14:37:56 UTC

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2020-10-30 16:21:31 UTC

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2020-12-11 20:47:01 UTC

What does manana have to do with all 3 stories? How would you feel if you were a refugee and they kept saying manana?

2021-01-05 06:00:38 UTC

Tomorrow” becomes a refrain that people often repeat to refugees in each story—when Josef wants to know when they can disembark from the St. Louis once they have arrived in Cuba; when Isabel wonders when they might arrive in Miami; when Mahmoud and his family attempt to catch the boat from Greece to Turkey. The word touches on both feelings of hope and despair: hope, in that tomorrow might bring them closer to their goal, and despair, in that they still have to wait, and that their fates are at the mercy of others.

2021-01-05 06:04:37 UTC

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2021-01-14 18:43:57 UTC

what page do you find the word "mañana"?

2021-01-20 15:48:06 UTC

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2021-03-04 15:21:54 UTC

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2021-03-24 19:05:40 UTC

Your avatar Add comment more_vert what page do you find the word "mañana"? Avatar of anonymous Anonymous 2mo what page do you find the word "mañana"? favorite 1 Your avatar Add comment oh i sharted Avatar of anonymous Anonymous 2mo oh i sharted favorite 1 Your avatar Add comment Tomorrow” becomes a refra Avatar of anonymous Anonymous 3mo Tomorrow” becomes a refrain that people often repeat to refugees in each story—when Josef wants to know when they can disembark from the St. Louis once they have arrived in Cuba; when Isabel wonders when they might arrive in Miami; when Mahmoud and his family attempt to catch the boat from Greece to Turkey. The word touches on both feelings of hope and despair: hope, in that tomorrow might bring them closer to their goal, and despair, in that they still have to wait, and that their fates are at the mercy of others. favorite_border 0 Your avatar Add comment Tomorrow” becomes a refra Avatar of anonymous Anonymous 3mo Tomorrow” becomes a refrain that people often repeat to refugees in each story—when Josef wants to know when they can disembark from the St. Louis once they have arrived in Cuba; when Isabel wonders when they might arrive in Miami; when Mahmoud and his family attempt to catch the boat from Greece to Turkey. The word touches on both feelings of hope and despair: hope, in that tomorrow might bring them closer to their goal, and despair, in that they still have to wait, and that their fates are at the mercy of others. favorite_border 0 Your avatar Add comment What does manana have to Avatar of anonymous Anonymous 3mo What does manana have to do with all 3 stories? How would you feel if you were a refugee and they kept saying manana?

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2021-04-06 01:07:45 UTC

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2021-04-08 18:28:41 UTC

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2021-04-09 17:18:48 UTC

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2021-04-23 23:41:00 UTC

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2021-04-28 00:43:55 UTC

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2021-04-29 01:54:26 UTC

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2021-05-11 16:09:04 UTC

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2021-06-08 18:46:48 UTC

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2021-06-25 20:27:01 UTC

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2022-02-10 04:52:20 UTC

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2022-04-29 03:09:37 UTC

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2023-06-15 03:27:15 UTC

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2023-09-28 12:42:22 UTC

4:30

Anyone else expect to get actual answers but get all of this instead...

2024-02-29 04:40:02 UTC

Yeahhhh i did... i have a project due tommorow-

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2024-05-17 12:57:52 UTC

i am trna find answers

2024-12-12 13:45:23 UTC

I cowered after a rock fell from the roof of my house while people were working on it.