Q: Tara writes “The interactions between people at Worm Creek were not at all what I was used to in my family. Of course I’d spent time with people outside my family, but they were like us…I’d never learned how to talk to people who weren’t like us—people who went to school and visited the doctor. Who weren’t preparing, every day, for the End of the World” (85). Describe the first time you interacted with someone, or a group of people, who was/were completely different from you (differences could have been based on religion, culture, race, class, gender, etc.). How did the experience make…