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         <title>Father                                                                        “Father has the plane tickets already. The flight. They sent him to study. They know his worth. See the water, see how it’s receding?”(p. 84) </title>
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         <title>Mei      (younger self)                                                                                 Downstairs, I saw people lying in streams of water, their mouths open, the rain leaking in. The floor was littered with bodies, and I couldn’t differentiate the dying from the dead. (p.90)     </title>
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         <title>Mother                                                              (In the infirmary)She (Mei’s mother) drank the medicine, her hands shaking, the water spilling.  Heavy rains began, lightning bursts, flooding. We (Mei &amp; Sopham) sat close to our mother, trying to keep her warm. (p.88) </title>
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         <title>Brother                                                                                                                               I was not strong enough to hold him (Sopham). He opened his hands and I watched as the ocean breathed him in. (p.138)</title>
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         <title>The violence of water</title>
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