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Also makes a very good point when she discusses how the others from Hati were living, she went into detail and gave me a sad picture of how they were living and being treated. I have to agree here becuause living basically piled up not being aple to go outside, or anywhere for that matter and not having the freedom would make anyone feel that they are in prison. And it's sad to see that the kids were practically begging to be able to go outside and play like the dream of any kid but the parents had to say no,, so they kids suffered a great deal to. I feel as if they are the kids who didnt have a child hood and were forced to grow up fast and grow up in a world full of dictator

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