I didn’t even like Mother’s God.” SookanĪfter being forced to work outside in the heat, Sookan expresses her anger and frustration with the Japanese oppressors. I was angry at everyone … my mother, Grandfather, Aunt Tiger, my sister hiding in the convent, my father away in Manchuria, and my brothers who were off at labor camps. This quote is also a sign of his optimism, as in his opinion the Japanese rule will not last forever. Sookan’s grandfather follows the teachings of Buddha, and due to his frequent meditations he has achieved great wisdom. Better days are bound to come now.” Sookan's grandfather The light cannot come without the darkness. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own.
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