Farah Ahmedi lived in Afghanistan while a war was going on. She nor her mother or anyone else in Afghanistan were safe. In the story The Other Side of the Sky Ahmedi describes how she got across the border of Afghanistan to Pakistan. During Ahmedi’s Journey, she learns lots of positive things that taught her many important things today. For instance, one of the things she learned was that people were kind and forgiving when you really need it. “You never know when and where you will find a spot of human decency.” This evidence from the text is essential because Ahmedi learns that when someone really needs the help, another person is willing to give help to them. Plus, Ahmedi learns that she can bring out all of her strength hidden deep down in her body. That is a good because she can do something if she really tried. “I was walking quite will that day… I scrambled up like a goat.” This information is important because it tells Ahmedi that she can do something if she really believes it. She is able to get across the mountain even though she only has one “human” leg. Ahmedi learns all the hidden strength she has is not hidden anymore. She thinks that if she can climb up and down a mountain she can do anything. …show more content…
She learned that humans are kind and helpful when needed, and that if she can climb up and down a mountain with a prosthetic leg she can do anything, and lastly she learns that you can buy anything for yourself, if you have the money. Ahmedi learned other things about herself and others on her journey, too. She probably learned that if you believe in something you can do it. She probably learned about her mother that her asthma gets worse when there is worry and anxiety in the atmosphere. Ahmedi ,possibly, is a strong independent woman and is very and experienced. She will always know what to do when a problem comes her