1. What do you think about Olivia's perspective about money? How do you think her experience at the Behala dumpsite has changed her? In this quote Olivia finds herself realizing that the world revolves around money. No-one can live without it but the people in Behala are working very very hard and just barely getting by. No one really know what their money is worth and you don't think its very improtant until you don't have any.
2. Which one has the most liberal or anti-Zapanta perspective? Which one has the most conservative or pro-Zapanta perspective? Use examples from each article to support your opinion. I think that the most Liberal Newspaper article is the University Voice, I think this because the people that wrote this article are not backing Zapanta up at all and they say that this is not the first time he has had Controversy. They call him an old greedy man and say that he is lining pockets. On the other hand the conservative Newspaper is the Star Extra because they say that the police are having a "professional investigation" and say that the stolen money is "undisclosed".
3.Describe the scene at the cemetery during day of the dead. Why do you think the author, Andy Mulligan, would end the book in this setting? The scene in the cemetery was very dark and mysterious almost like something out of an action movie. I think the reason that the author ended it in this setting is because there were many people in the cemetery rich or poor dirty or clean and they were all equal at this time.
