Chapter 3

• The gap of the home he left 7 years ago is compared to that of a missing tooth.
• When Anton saw his old neighbors he was upset to see them most likely because of the memories their faces brought up. He always pictured Harleem as a place and he didn't remember the people when he thought of the past. The fact that those people are still living their and they simply moved on from the time of the war was confusing to him.
• He finds a monument of his parents. He learns that their names are honored and engraved into a wall and bronze framed. Those names are all that was left of their memory along with some pictures. Their bodies were never found. And lastly his brother's name is not included because of the controversy of his death and whether he deserved a spot their or not. He shows a little surprise when he hears of the place. But after that point his reactions are stoic. This shows that he thought or secretly know of all of the possibilities and by that time no outcome will shock him.