Nils had discovered that there was a total of fourteen migrants who had died on their journey. The Pakistani began to recount the Nepalese’s journey; he and his brother had traveled most …show more content…
It was over 100 degrees on the Mediterranean, with ruthless sun and barely any wind”, but had he given him a bed than he would have to give all of the other 664 people a bed as well. He felt guilty for the man not having his brother anymore because he knew what it was like to lose his. He tried to explain to the man that he tried his best to help everyone but there are a lot of other people that needed their attention such as, “dehydrated children, sick people, and mothers who were breast-feeding”.
Finally, after eighteen hours they reached the port and everyone was allowed to get off. Except Nils made everyone wait until the Nepalese man got off first, so we would not get lost in the crowd and lose the police that were going to help him find his brother. Once everyone was off the boat Nils went down and told the man “Good luck”, even though he didn’t understand he hoped he