Aunt Ana Monologue

Aunt Ana's might enroll Leah (now Ivette) and Jacob (now Jacques) in the nearest little public school. She uses the papers we brought it with us from París which they were legitimate with false names which my friend Gilbert’s dad had given us. I had 13 years. Aunt Ana couldn’t register me at the primary school of a single class. I felt sad; I figured I might help the farm. The next day after our arrival a man came to aid Aunt Ana. It soon autumn begins, and Aunt Ana’s farm needed support. Help out with the animals, a mule called “Coquette,” three cows, fifteen sheep, two pork, hens, and rabbits. I collect firewood for the winter, gather the hay, reap the wheat and make the bunches. In the wagon thrown by “Coquette” carry the sacks of wheat to the nearest mill and have flour for the
We’re together and safe, family warmth and tenderness lavished affection Aunt Ana us. We’re fortunate I guess. At nightfall, returned Aunt Ana and Anselmo. Loaded with packages and delighted. She sold geese, rabbits, and butter that had taken. Ivette (Leah) and Jacques (Jacob) myself and up to Prince, we’re curious and eager to find out what it’s in the packages. Aunt Ana told us it was a surprise for us. Days prior Christmas (Noël) arrived Anselmo accompanied by two young men and they headed to the back room. As always, curious followed them and hiding behind the door, I check that owed these secret meetings to them. Anselmo and one of another person moved the cupboard and raised a few tables to the floor. Out there they extracted a valise, and the other man at once manipulates it since it’s a radio set. They’re listening what the radio saying at the same time they’re aiming at the instructions. As I dealt there be an allied plane will throw for parachute provisions and weapon for the Maquis of this region. Anselmo and his group prepare the place where the planes throw the parachutes and be ready to gather them and hide