g conditions, tension between families, and riots have tainted the people within. However, as time goes by the people seem to become accustom to life side the camp. Manzanar begins to feel and look at like a community. Jeanne attends school so that she well not fall behind when it is time to return to the outside. Years later when it is time to leave many seem to be confused about the idea. Papa, Jeanne's father, decides to wait until the government forces him out. Many Japanese headed eastward, some were brave enough to head back to the west cost. There are many important people in this book. With Jeanne we see the effect of the interment camps by someone who grows up within them. Through Papa, we see a person who looses himself and becoming a broken man. We also have Woody, one of Jeanne's older brother, who demonstrate the true meaning of loyalty. Like Woody, many Japanese-American men devoted themselves to their country by f

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