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DG: What... how did camp affect you the most?
AM: Affect me?
DG: Affect your life?
AM: I think...
MM: You could face any situation and live through it.
AM: They make the best of any situation that comes along.
DG: Would you protest now?
AM: What?
DG: Would you protest?
AM: Protest what?
MM: The war?
DG: No. Going to camp.
AM: Protest what?
MM: Protest the, going into camp.
AM: Hmmm.
MM: Maybe now, but not then. We're too young then.
AM: I wasn't ready to protest. I had -- you had to be obedient.
DG: Why?
AM: You had your father, your mother. Your whole family with you. You had to follow them around.
DG: Why did you have to?
AM: Why? Family.
MM: Duty.
AM: Duty. Uh-huh. I would do... if I left them and went somewhere else I would be worrying about them. So might as well be with them. That's the feeling I have.
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