A Long Walk To Water

Salva hears a huge boom and sees a blaze and smoke behind him. He sees a plane veering in the sky but can no longer make out the school.

He runs until he cannot run anymore, then walks. All around him are people walking and he searches anxiously for his family. Someone calls out for them to separate by village. Salva stands with the people from his village of Loun-Ariik, and while he recognizes some people, his family is not there.

That night the people sleep by the road. The next morning they see the rebels, all carrying large guns. The guns are not pointed at the crowd but the men are watchful and fierce.

Later in the afternoon, the group arrives at the rebel camp where they are separated into men, and women and children.

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