FA: I believe @sam_aye_ahm wants us to stand up for all of the citizens of the US. After all, we are a melting-pot of cultures and that should be celebrated, not scrutinized. From a tiny baby to the oldest among us, we all matter and that should be celebrated. #johnson101
A5: @sam_aye_ahm used the Japanese WWII interment camps as a place they pass to get to their camp and the current US Muslim travel ban, but expanded to a Nazi level "you have no rights" ban. I keep bringing up the Germans, but I keep seeing a connection to Hilter ...#johnson101
A5: and the President in the story. They found someone to blame and took advantage of the fear. The director of the camp also echos a lot of these things and its terrifying. #johnson101
A4: I think they will have a hard thing adjusting back. Hopefully, the government repeals the Exclusion Acts and the US can go back to normal. Layla, especially, was tortured and saw 2 of her friends die in front of her, so I think she will have PSTD from Mobius. #johnson101
A3: Media plays a vital role at Mobius, espeically Social Media. While the government was trying to use progranda to promote Mobius, social media highlighted the true evil of this place. Tradition media will eventually get the news out, social media is much faster... #johnson101
A2: they chose to believe him because they wanted someone to blame. This in turn, makes people divide in groups and they are less willing to unite and help each other rebuild, which is exactly what the camp is trying to do with the internees, and it almost worked. #johnson101
A2: This belief helps to make people follow those laws. By giving the public someone to blame, they are always eager to take it and run. For example, in Nazi Germany, Hilter claimed the Jews were the reason for all of the hardships Germans had to face after WWI and... #johnson101
A1: I think the first protest unlimately helped the internees because it made more people willing to rise up and speak against the injustices they were facing instead of allowing them to continue to happen. #johnson101
@sam_aye_ahm I definitely cried during the ending. I knew you were foreshadowing a death, but the death was not the death I expected. I really liked Jake too, so I cried a lot #johnson101
Q1: I believe the minders were given the choice to protect their family and this was, in their eyes, the only way they could protect them. Even if that means disowning their culture. #johnson101
Q2: Pro: Layla's parents would be safe. Con: They would be turning their backs on their fellow Muslims. I believe Layla made the right choice. You can not comprise your beliefs for safety, just like her parents had told her all along. #johnson101
Good morning! I'm Kasey and my favorite character is definitely Jake. His story is so complex compared to the others, so he makes me really think and hope he is truly on Layla's side. #johnson101
@tsuejohnson@astowe20rowva They are like the Kapo in Nazi Concernation Camps. They were Jewish, but they were helping the Nazis within the camps #johnson101
@astowe20rowva If he let's them even think about that chance. I think this would end up being a false hope scenario and they would end up in a worse position than before. #johnson101
@_mallory_1314 @mrsjohnsonrowva While this is a life or death situation, I still believe your morals should still come first. Don't left selfishness define who you are, let your actions/words speak for you. And if you have to make a sarcifice, then you have to make a sarcifice. #johnson101
@c_johnson007@taylorrowva Well, it's was the same struggle with the Jews and others persecuted during the Holocaust. Many gave up, while others still hung on because that was the only thing still giving them hope. Hope for an end. #johnson101