Q17: Elena. Their lives are automatically better because they are utilizing their options of escape and freedom. Like the way they were playing, it created a sense of joy that only freedom can bring. #RefugeeHS
Q17: Patrick. Life is a lot better on the MS St. Louis. Everyone is Jewish so everyone is treated the same. They have movie nights, eat good, and have fun. #RefugeeHS
Q17: Isabelle. Josef and the other passengers lives are different from before because now they have freedom, they aren't treated as trash or avoided because they have a star of David. They didn't serve, they were being served. They were treated like people. #RefugeeHS
Q17: Kristina. Josef and other peoples lives are different because they seem more happy. Like Josef said, he hadn't got to have that much fun for years. He also said they got treated like real people and he wanted to stay on the MS St. Louis. #RefugeeHS
Q17: Thyra. Their lives are different now because they are on a boat and no one is treated different. Josef said that life is better now and he doesn't remember laughing and having fun in a long time. #RefugeeHS
Q17: Jared. Josef, his family, and the passengers are treated really good. Everyone on the boat is Jewish, so they are treated like normal people. They are given plenty of food, and there are no specific Jewish places. #RefugeeHS
Q17: Tyler. Josef and the other passengers lives became better. Josef and his friends were able to laugh and play. Passengers also were able to eat good meals. #RefugeeHS
Q17: Daizy. It's different for Josef of the ship because they are having much more fun on there than in Germany. They were playing pranks on people and they were laughing. #RefugeeHS