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In Jeanne Wakatzuki's "Farewell to Manzanar", she illustrates the bad experience she along with her family had to go through during WWII, when they were deprived from their freedom. She tried to be somebody else totally different to fit into a society, rejecting who she really was. The struggles she went through during her stay at Manzanar, the crude reality and harshness she faced, made her a stronger person, but at the same time it …
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…one has been brought up in. Perhaps many times one may go the wrong way, but it is always important to keep in mind that no matter how bad the situation may be, try to make the most out of it. In this case, she went through a lot of struggles and confusion about her identity. In the end she overcame her issues and realized who she really was and where she had always belonged.
…one has been brought up in. Perhaps many times one may go the wrong way, but it is always important to keep in mind that no matter how bad the situation may be, try to make the most out of it. In this case, she went through a lot of struggles and confusion about her identity. In the end she overcame her issues and realized who she really was and where she had always belonged.
