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Tuesday, May 13, 2014
a walk to freedom
Salva is forced to run away in South Sudan by her teacher when shots are heard in her school. He doesn't have that much food or water, he is now living with his uncle, and introduced to this friendly girl named Nya, part of the Nuer tribe. She is struggling to bring water to his family. Nya has to dig with her bear hands and try to get as much water as possible. Salva, and his uncle where robbed by the Nuer tribe and they tied his uncle up, and shot him constantly. If i was in his shoes I would be pretty sad I mean i've haven't seen my parents more than a month, i'm walking with people that I barely even know, I barely have no food or water how would you take being in Salva shoes?
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