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Sarah And Julia Character Analysis

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Both Sarah and Julia go through different hardships that are difficult and frightening. Many obstacles were presented in their path that could have stopped them if they had not had the will to push through. Sarah’s goal was to make it to her brother and in her mind, once she found him everything would be okay. Unfortunately the war, the camps, and the distance prevented her from finding him soon enough. Sarah beat all the odds and escaped the camp and found a loving couple to take her to her old home, to fulfill the promise she had made to brother. Her answers were obtained, because of her persistence, even if there was a horrific end. Julia’s goal intertwined with Sarah’s story, because she wanted to find out about Sarah and uncover the truth

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