Farewell to Manzanar

Farewell To Manzana - Foreword - Chapter 5

Near the end of this section, there is a "fast-forward" to a few incidents that occur after the camps have closed. What might the author be trying to accomplish with this shift in the setting? Explain.

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This is to show that no matter how things turn out, the Wakatsukis can never be the same family as they once were. The camps have changed them forever.

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