A Long Walk To Water

What if you were to wake up, your mouth is dry and you're lost in the middle of an arid desert. Would you continue the endless journey through the endless nothingness and be a survivor or give up on all your ambitions of a brighter future. Well if you give up that's ok today because Salva didn't because he was a survivor. In the book A Long Walk To Water written by Linda Sue Park which is based on a true story. Salva is in school when some Sudan rebels open fire and Salva is told one thing and that was to run into the bush. Therefore when he leaves, he dreads it because he is going the opposite direction of his home and his family. Salva is a survivor because he endured the arid desert where water was far from home, he encountered animals and struggled during the transition to America.
Wandering through the desert is hard and boring. Looking at the same thing every day and only seeing a few pieces of green a day. Salva was happy to see some green, but knew that there wouldn’t be very much ”...no green could survive except tiny evergreen acacia bushes…”(52). Just because the bushes were green from water doesn't mean you could drink it. Many travelers didn't make the trip “... all of them collapsed on the sand”(55). But what's worse than seeing people collapse from feet away is having to walk past the bodies of fallen travelers. While walking through the desert the walked past many bodies, some of which were picked apart by vultures “Salva tried not look as he walked past the