The Sun Is Also A Star pp.167-191

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In today's sesson, we learn more about Natasha and Daniel's parents. Natasha's father has a passion for the stage, and Daniel's mother loves to paint. Both parents have made sacrifices for their children; Natasha and Daniel think about the regrets they must have, and the alternate lives they could have lived without the pressures and responsibilites of parenthood. 
What regrets do Daniel and Natasha's parents have about their lives and choices?

What sacrfices have they made for their children? What have they given up?

How do you think they feel about the choices they have made? What makes you think this?

How does this make you think about your own parents? Do you think they have any regrets?

At the end of today's reading, Natasha finally decides to open up and share with Daniel with she thinks they aren't meant to be. For an undocumented immigrant like Natasha, sharing this information is a risk, and a real sign of trust- she's learned not to open up about this pare of her family.
What do you think motivated Natasha to finally open up to Daniel about what is going on with her family?

The Sun Is Also A Star pp.167-191

What sacrfices have they made for their children? What have they given up?

How do you think they feel about the choices they have made? What makes you think this?

How does this make you think about your own parents? Do you think they have any regrets?

How did Natasha feel after opening up and telling Daniel the truth? What does she mean when she says, "I didn't think I would feel this much"?

What do you think is going to happen with Natasha, her family, and Daniel? Do you think they really are "meant to be"

It's a big deal for Natasha to be so vulnerable with Daniel. What makes you realize that you can trust someone with your secrets?