After reading (Chapters 8–14; pages 58–111), answer the following question: The

After reading (Chapters 8–14; pages 58–111), answer the following question:
The tragedy of Catalina raises several dreadful questions for Reyna. Are her concerns valid, or are they just the worries of an immature, little girl? Discuss a time when a tragedy either in your family or in society caused you to ponder legitimate concerns or questions for your personal well-being.