One of Nya's tasks is to fetch water one grain at a time and bring it back to her family. This is a physically demanding job that takes up most of your waking life. In 1985 Salva cries. His village has abandoned him. He realizes that the other villagers have abandoned him because he is a child and slows down the group's main idea of ch 3 long walk to the water.
As Salva exits the barn, he encounters the home of a woman with ritual scars from his tribe, the Dinka. He is relieved that he is no longer alone, but is still afraid of strangers. She feeds him raw peanuts and he tells her how he escapes gunfire.
Hope and resilience. Long walks to water not only focus on the physical realities of people struggling to survive, such as the need for water and shelter but also on the psychological and emotional aspects of their struggle to survive. I am guessing. Food and water alone aren't enough, suggests Park.
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