In that part the author told us about how they are living in Canada. When they were taking the train to go to the place where they are living, she did not want to talk to anyone; she sleeps through the day and the night. She really did not want to go to Canada, but she did not have any other choice. Two days after they arrived to Vancouver, a place of which she did not know anything about, Mr. Rosnberg brought them to school where they can learn English. Before she went to school the first word she understand from dramatic context is shut up, shuddup. About one year after their arrival, she often went to Mrs. Steiner‘s house. Mrs. Steiner is someone whom the author likes to talk with about her problems and her life. The author also played the piano for her. In later years she wrote a letter to her best friend Basia who is living in Poland. She told her about her life in Canada. The author also told us how she learned English and how the words speak. Later her mother said that she is becoming “English” and that means she is becoming cold. She does not want that but she is doing that.
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