Part A:
Dear Kaylyn.
Things aren't going very well these days, I just received a bad news from my parents. They told me that beautiful waltz my sister played. They didn’t know anything about the fire until we all arrived home later at night. My family has been accused by the government wrongly. The government was lying. They’re just finding someone to be we’re going to have to move out tomorrow morning. They have decided to escape from this trouble that the government made. As you know earlier, the rumors that were spreading were all fake. My parents didn’t do those stuffs the government accused. They’re not the one who caused the neighborhood to blow off, since they’re not even there. At that time, they’re at my school, listening to my sister’s piano recital, enjoying the blamed on, so that they’re free from the complains of the other entire neighborhood.
Unfortunately, we can’t do anything now, since everybody else thought my parents were the one who caused this disaster. The worst part is that they didn’t stop to threaten us. Just now, in the morning, my parents were taken to the police office. The officer in charge there told them that they’re going to take all of our belongings and facilities. This includes our home, money, and togetherness as a family. They said that they’re going to separate us to different parts of the country. My mum will be sent to Vietnam, my dad to China, my eldest sister to Japan, my second sister to Africa, and me to Myanmar.
Therefore, my parents decided to escape. We have made our plans. Tomorrow morning, we’re going to grab some food, for our trip. We decided to go somewhere save, somewhere where no one could find and capture us. This means no one could know, including you. So, I’ll just give you a couple clues. It’s where peace exists every day, and we could reach there by boat. It isn’t very far, but it will take us a few days or weeks to go there, this place has a very good view, and I can see quite a bright future there.
This escaping scheme makes me scared, but I try not to worry about it. I will just listen to alll the stuffs my father told me. I’m quite afraid to go there though, since I didn’t know many things. I didn’t know what this particular place would be like, but all of the things I told you earlier about this place is the only things my father have told me. I just hope that everything would be alright, and that we all could be save. I hope we could arrive there safely, and I’ll write you a letter as soon as I arrive. Tell the others that I’m okay. I’ll miss all of you…
Wish us luck.
Feodora, your cousin
Part B:I think i'm more like Phan Thi Chi. This is because we both try not to worry about stuffs that we supposedly worry. We both try to make assumptions about what might had happened to the letter or his father for PPhan, and I tried to assume that this place would be just perfect, and we could have bright future. I try to believe all the things my father told me, though I actually don't really know what's actually there, in that place my father called save. This is the same as Phan Thi Chi, he doesn't actually know what's in Rach Gia, he just assumed that Rach Gia would be a prefect and better than Ho Chi Minh City. He didn't actually remember what Rach Gia looks like, but he just assumed that it's better.
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