Salva THINKS he sees this person in his 1st refugee camp, but, alas, it turns out to be a false alarm. 🚨
His mother
This POV is the non-fiction (FACTS) portion of A Long Walk To Water.
Salva's story is TRUE/NON-FICTION. Nya's story is made-up/fake = fiction.
Salva was petrified when he heard the gunfire while in school. From this, we can infer that he ...
Salva has never experienced war so close to home.
Salva's people are from this tribe
The Dinka tribe.
A thorn gets stuck in the bottom of Nya's foot. She plucks it out and treads onward. From this, we can infer that she is...
Nya is strong and determined
Salva met this character by tripping over his hand while walking.
Marial
Nya and her family are from this tribe.
The Nuer Tribe.
Both Nya and Salva face adversity and hardships every day for the sake of their families. From this, we can infer...
Family is extremely important in the culture of these two tribes.
The war in Sudan is between the Sudanese government and Southern Sudanese rebels over Islam. Because this is a war is fought BETWEEN its own people/citizens, it is called a _____ war.
A civil war.
Salva and Buksa pay no attention to the bee stings they acquire while getting the honey. From this, we can infer that they...
Eating the honey eased the pain; they would rather be eating honey covered in bee stings than be pain free and hungry.
This would prove to be the LONGEST part of Salva's journey on his LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG walk to water.
The Akobo desert.
When Salva arrives to America, he is grateful to be alive but wants to give back to his home country. He does this to help his fellow South Sudanese citizens.
He creates Water for Sudan-- to help bring clean water to Sudanese villages that did not have access to water.
In Chapter 6, Uncle Jewiir awakens Salva. He says, "I am sorry, Salva...Your friend..." From this, we can infer...
Marial has died. Uncle is giving him terrible news. 💔