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As far as I could think, Sone and her family was an industrious family. The story begin by telling how Sone’s father managed to keep his business. Moreover, in their temporary camp, there seem to be something that kept the family busy. For example, Sone’s father were fixing the place where they lived and Sone was working in Personnel Department that she had to go back and forth between Area A and D. When her father was asked to give up any given dangerous instruments or weapon, he said that he need those tools for work. This story also tell how the family was hopeful. When they were in the temporary camp, they still hold strong to their beliefs. It said that the problem that they faced on that moment was only the beginning. Also, every Sunday

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