Character Analysis
This character is the protagonist of the story, a young girl facing the challenges of being in an internment camp.
Yuki Sakane
he city where Yuki and her family lived before being relocated.
Berkeley, California
This theme highlights the time of conflict and prejudice that Yuki's family endures.
racism or discrimination
Yuki's father is taken away by this organization.
FBI
The country attacking Pearl Harbor, leading to events in 'Journey to Topaz'.
Japan
The person who captures Yuki's attention with their quiet strength and resilience.
Mr. Sakane
Spring
This recurring theme revolves around Yuki's family staying united despite challenges.
family solidarity or unity
Yuki's father's profession before he is taken away.
gardening/landscaping
The U.S. President during the events of Pearl Harbor.
FDR
This character offers a sense of normalcy and support to Yuki during the upheaval.
Mrs. Jamieson
The area next to Yuki's home where she enjoys spending time.
The garden
How does the theme of courage emerge in Yuki's character development in these chapters?
Yuki's ability to find strength even when she feels afraid
The war occurring during the events of 'Journey to Topaz'.
World War II
This person’s optimistic outlook provides Yuki with hope amidst uncertain circumstances
Mrs. Sakane
Th place her father is initially taken to
An immigrant detention center
The name of the government policy forcing Japanese Americans to relocate.
Internment
The event that initiates the changes in Yuki's life
Pearl Harbor Attack