In the latest chapters, Tara's most challenging sacrifice was letting go of her family but, more importantly, giving up on the values and beliefs of her parents. This has to be the most significant risk she took in the entire book because we know that Tara always valued her parent's opinions, even if they did not always see eye to eye. However, with the educational path Tara was now taking, she could no longer adhere to her parents' ideals and had to adopt a more "western" way of thinking. We can see it in chapter 30 when she had a problem fitting in the modern world and got vaccinated for…