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The Girls Home Analysis
Home is an interesting term that isn’t talked about too often. It’s a state of mind where you feel secure. Home is a place where you’re surrounded by people that you love, as well as people who love you back. It’s but a simple place where everything is okay. The idea of a home relates to this text because the girls home starts to separate. Her loved ones have to separate to do work under control of the Japanese military.

Many of Sookan’s traits were revealed throughout the book. The first trait that was revealed was optimism. Sookan always tried to stay as positive as she could so nothing could bring her down. According to the text, “Mother and I laughed. Not only my nails, but a few of my fingers were entirely red. But after washing them
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