Chapter+8

Why do you think Deza's mom describes children who are alone as"dust in the wind?"

Hunter: I think Deza's mom describes children who are alone, " dust in the wind " because the children are all alone by themselves like dust in the wind. Rachel: ﻿﻿﻿Deza's mom describes children who are alone as "dust in the wind" because when they're alone they are only one, not living within some what urban society which makes their power of not being regal, but as a power of strength. While being alone makes you seem as small as dust in the wind.
 * Seb: rachel, I LOVE your answer! It makes Deza's mom sound all "fortune-tellery." It really adds a hint of mystery to your answer. ~ SQUIGGLY!

Seb: I think Deza's mom describes children who are alone as "dust in the wind" because they are entirely alone, making them powerless, and the supreme ruler because there is no neutral, nothing to compare to. So they are small like "dust in the wind."

Matthew: I think Deza's mom describes children who are alone as "dust in the wind" because they have no home and no food and maybe going to stay that way. sad, alone, never having a full shelter on their head.
 * Seb: Great answer! That is a very sad way to look at it, but the part that is even more sad is that that is true in some places.

Jackson: I think Deza's mom describes kids who are alone as"dust in the wind" because they have no place to go ,and they arent tthat big of a deal.


 * Dj: nice answer!!!!!!! I agree that they have no place to go.Jackson
 * Matthew; Jackson I agree to what you said about dust in the wind it is a really good answer.