Walking the Nile

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The above paragraph was probably how I romanticized this part of Africa for it was the only peaceful moments in the book, for. I was filled with tension while reading it, and some of that tension was also due to America’s own political unrest. It just felt to me like every country that Levison had entered was either having a war or had just ended one. The government of Rwanda was trying to make the people live together in peace, and one never knew who had committed the murders in the past or who had been the victims that survived the genocide. Uganda, it seemed was in a war, and Levison was trying to get through it without getting killed.

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