@MrsArciaga A4: I think it was the right choice and I think countries should own up to their mistakes, and give benefits to the family.#GRARefugee6@sieferi
Q1: Why do you think the Serbian taxi-driver would point his gun at Mahmoud's family? Do you think he knows what they are going through? If so how would this change his decision? #GRARefugee6
A1: Their Experiences were very different due to the fact Isabel's experience ended in death with Ivan, and Mahmoud's was given life by giving Hanah to the other people on the dingy so she could survive.#GRARefugee5@sieferi
A3: Tomorrow is being used a lot when you are a refugee because you don't have a for sure date so you have to take one day at a time and look forward to tomorrow. #GRARefugee4@sieferi
Q3: We have noticed the repetition of the word “tomorrow” in all 3 stories. What are your thoughts about the significance or meaning of this word as it relates to each story? How does this word relate to the life of a refugee? #GRARefugee4
A1: I can't wait to hear what happens to Isabel, if their boat sinks, and if her mom has the baby, but I can't wait for the next story about Josef. #GRARefugee4@sieferi@amysoupy
Q1: Tell us which character's story you most want to read all the way to the end, right now, because you can't wait to find out what happens next! Why is this character's story so compelling to you? #GRARefugee4
@chalk_talker@storm1619 I think Hitler knows because he knew a lot of things, but I don't think he is really comprehending how many will leave and what they will tell the world. #GRARefugee3
@chalk_talker@storm1619 I really am interested in WWII and read a lot about it. I am also really interested in it because I never knew that there were ships going out of Germany into Cuba.
A3: I don't believe that Mahmoud's family will ever get on the boat. I believe that because there are a lot of other Syrian refugees there, and never trust smugglers because once a criminal always a criminal.