(Page 4, paragraph 2) Henry feels lonely when his wife, a person that is very dear to him, dies and he his thinking to back in the past. Remembering his school days, and all the friends and enemies he had, but he tries not to think about them, for the sake of, he did not want to live in the past. Similarly, I felt the same way when my grandfather passed away, I missed him dearly, but I knew that I can’t live in the past and I need to move and not fret about what is immutable. Quite a few people, wonder about if they would have done something different, there past would have turned out better, although it is immutable, people still wonder. Henry went to “Bud’s Jazz Records” to find a certain record, and Bud asked how he was doing, and Henry
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(Page 66, paragraph 2) Against his father’s wishes, Henry kept the pictures that Keiko was supposed to throw out, but they were too important to her, so she asked Henry to keep them for her. Henry gladly did it, for the reason, that she was going through enough, and the least he could do would be to keep them for her. At times, people disobey their parents are grandparents wishes, to follow their heart, and do what they think is right. A couple of times, I have made decisions close to what he did, and it is very difficult, considering you are taught to obey your parents, but in your heart you know what is right. (Page 96, paragraph 1) Henry and Keiko said their goodbyes, although neither one wanted to leave, but they knew they were forced to. Everybody has had times when they do something, even though they hate to do it. Life is not always fair, and you make decisions you hate, but you need to move on, you cannot change what you did. (Page 135, paragraph
(Page 66, paragraph 2) Against his father’s wishes, Henry kept the pictures that Keiko was supposed to throw out, but they were too important to her, so she asked Henry to keep them for her. Henry gladly did it, for the reason, that she was going through enough, and the least he could do would be to keep them for her. At times, people disobey their parents are grandparents wishes, to follow their heart, and do what they think is right. A couple of times, I have made decisions close to what he did, and it is very difficult, considering you are taught to obey your parents, but in your heart you know what is right. (Page 96, paragraph 1) Henry and Keiko said their goodbyes, although neither one wanted to leave, but they knew they were forced to. Everybody has had times when they do something, even though they hate to do it. Life is not always fair, and you make decisions you hate, but you need to move on, you cannot change what you did. (Page 135, paragraph