"Who said it?"
"You left. You, my sistah, and you left. I will nevah forgive you."
Malia
What Hawaiian town is the main setting of the novel?
Hilo
Who is Hi'i's grandmother?
Hulali
A'ina
Land/earth
What type of dance is central in this book
Hula
"The tarp stays until I see the deed"
The Judge
Where did Hi'i go to school?
California
Who comes to visit Hi'i after her husband's death?
Malia
Keiki (pronounced kay-kee)
child, offspring, or descendant
What does Malia bring to Hi'i when she visits?
News article
Wea dise kids' parents? Why tourists hea, what dey want? Dis not a luau show. Dis not for sale. Get out. Get out!"
Laka
Where did Laka go when she left Hilo
Maui
Names of Hi'i's kids
Ruth and Emma
ʻohana
family, relative, or kin group
What corporation is trying to develop on the contested land?
BuyMore
"Forgot? I no believe you. All dese years not a word. She finally reach out, inviting us back into her life, and you forgot."
Laka
Where did they spread Jacob's ashes?
Puhi Bay
Who paid for Hi'i's hula at her second halau
Adam (Janes Dad)
ʻāuna
a great number of persons or things (a crowd, group, or flock)
Who are the interrupters
Tourists
"This is an underdeveloped, underutilized piece of land"
Council Woman
Community where Naupaka family resides
Keaukaha
Who reintroduced Hula into Hawaii
King David Kalākaua
Kuleana
(Responsibility) Privilege, right, concern, role, and authority.
What was the "third death"
Yelling at Hi'i's kids