In class writing

I remember that she said the society should be a beloved community, and Ms. Max also asked a question about this point. The author told a story about people from many different countries had to stay together for a long time because of the disaster. At this point, they were recognized as a community. And then they started to share their own stories, which held them tightly together, and the relationships between them were close and strong. She thought this was a really good thing that for us in a place where has variable cultures to get on well with each other and to even become a beloved family. It has some connections with the book, too. In Caroline’s wedding, it says Haitians immigrants usually gather together in the ceremony for announcing the dead people list. Even though they did not know each other before, but they always remember that they came from the same hometown. The Haitians’ society is very united and pretty strong.