
1.The thought that he was walking in a moving sidewalk in the Amsterdam airport.
2.He had never seen so many white people in one place like the ones in New York.
3.His school back at his home had only a small building, made of mud bricks and a tin roof not like ours is so big and full of technology.
4.The kids would help their teacher with his crops to make money for themselves and for the school.
5.No one sat close to him and Mohamed because somehow they all new that they were child soldiers and they thought that they could snap and kill someone.
6.I myself would not be nervous to be friends with them I would think that its kind of cool that they had gotten to receive that experience.
7.It was May 25, 1997 when the loud gunshots went off in his city.
8.The cause of the noise were gunshots that were being fired because of the rebels that had made it to the city.
9.Some of the newly freed prisoners went straight to the home of the prosecutors who had put them in jail and shot their whole family including them.
10.I think that it is kind of sad but this should happen here in the U.S because the government as much as they say they are fair are not.
11.Their prison system is different because if something like that happened here they would not release the prisoners and hand them guns.
12.I would be shocked and try to find a gun and go around killing those I hate.
13.The city after it went lawlessness went crazy with people killing people and soldiers breaking into banks.
14.I think not many people would survive if we were lawless and I would not like to live in it because if I steal something then others can go into my house and steal all we have.
15.The rebels blew up safes and took the money.
16.The secret market sold food supplies at a high cost.
17.The rebels ordered for everyone to drop their supplies and stop moving.
18.The civilians were dying because they did not have food or because the rebels just killed them for no reason.
19.Mohammed stayed back in the city while Ishmael went on his trip to reach America.
20.The gunshots lasted all day long and all night.
21.People ate the little they had left.
22.His uncle had gotten sick and was not getting any better.
23.Some of his rehabilitated friends went straight back to joining the war.
24.I don’t think so because then I would have a big chance of dying because it seemed as if the army was getting stronger.
25.The only way of getting out of Freetown with out getting killed was taking a buss out of the city creakingly.
26.Their final destination was in Kambia outside of his home country.
27.I think the soldiers were so strict of searching them because they did not want any of the passengers to be undercover rebels.
28.There was one available seat left on the buss for him.
29.He did make it out of Freetown alive and was on his second journey to America.
30.I think the many times he escaped death was because he had a purpose in life and it was not his time to go yet.
31.I think Ishmael can offer experience stories to those who have not yet experienced war yet.
32.I think the story of the monkey was to see if you be a killer in the first place.
33.There is one saying my grandma used to tell which was in Spanish saying the lazy one works twice as hard which whenever I tried to do something the fast way I had to work twice as hard.
•Primary- first or highest in rank or importance.
•Tingling- to cause such a sensation.
•Vaults- a strong metal cabinet, usually fireproof and burglarproof, for the storage and safekeeping of valuables, important papers, etc.
•Looting- spoils or plunder taken by pillaging, as in war.
•Conducted- personal behavior.
•Halt- to stop.
•Reconcile- to win over to friendliness.
•Residue- something that remains after a part is removed, disposed of, or used.
•Auspices- support.
•Predicament- an unpleasantly difficult, perplexing, or dangerous situation
Apprentice- a person who works for another in order to learn a trade.
Apprentice- a person who works for another in order to learn a trade.