When Tara left her home she risked losing her family. Also, she risked herself in a world she didn’t know. She could have been disappointed. Finally, she wasn’t disappointed but she was very different from the other people. She had a lot of difficulty adapting. Also, all these risks came with fear. One of the most evident fear is the fear of losing the love of her parents and siblings. Nearly, all of them disapproved of her eagerness for higher education and she was going against her father’s will. Moreover, after she raised her hand to ask what “Holocaust” meant, she was afraid of saying…