In 1930 and 1940s, both families, Kabuo's family and Carl's family, live in a island on notrhwest America costline.
Both families have fought about ownership of their land for long time.
Some day, Carl junior's dead body was discovered by sheriff in his boat's gill-net.
Kabuo, Janpanes-American, was suspected by carl's family and the sheriff.
He went to prison and trial.
At the start of the trial, many people have gathered in the court. They are talking about if he is guilty or innocent. Ishmael Champer also attended in this trial. He loved Hatsue(Kabuo's wife) at his childhood.
Hatsue is a beautiful woman who is Kabuo's wife. She is a Janpanes-Amerian.
She also loved Ishmael Chamber at her childhood. She worked strawberry farm.
She crowned princess of Strawberry Festival. Although she and Ishmael loved each other, they can never complete their love. Because they differ their nationalities each other, they met secretly and deceived other people. Actually, Hatsue got married to Kabuo in the Manzanar(Janpanes-Amerian relocation camp) and they can not complete their love.
2 comments:
This is a good, concise expresssion of the book's key points, and of what is important for Hatsue's character. One suggestion I have is to use the word "body" instead of "carcass;" we usually reserve "carcass" for dead animals. If you want to use a more technical word, "corpse" can be used for a dead human body.
Anyway, you did a good job overall.
Thank for your concern about my post!! Also I appreciate your advice about dead body expression!!
I love a novel, especially "Snow Falling on Cedars"
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