Cite incidents from the chapter to support or refute the following statement: By revisiting Manzanar, Jeanne comes to gain a new respect for her father.

Jeanne finds a new respect for her father in remembering the man he was before he was broken. Her father was ambitious, fun-loving, and daring.... she'd forgotten who he was during the years after their internment. Returning to Manzanar made her remember.

As the honks came closer we heard another sound, like a boxer working out on a flabby punching bag. Mama moved to the doorway. We all did— Chizu, May, me— in time to see a blue Nash four-door come around the corner, with its two front tires flat and Papa sitting up straight and proud behind the wheel, his hat cocked, his free hand punching at the horn.