William, Memory, and Polina are all people who grew up in Malawi. There are many successes and challenges to the way each of them spent their days. One success for Memory and Polina is that they both go to school. William had to drop out of school which is a challenge for him. This is important because William grew up without a proper education. Meanwhile, Memory and Polina have somewhere to go every day and can be educated. Another challenge for William is that he had to do a lot of work in the field because he was one of the two males in the family. Polina and Memory did not have to do this which is a success for them because they have a better chance at education because of this.
William also had successes. One success for William is that he builds the windmill. This is a success because he is able to give his family electricity. Memory and Polina did not have electricity and missed out on things that William had like staying up to read or do homework without kerosene lamps. William also has good friends like Gilbert and Geoffrey who help him with his windmill and buy him parts. When you compare these successes and challenges it shows that William, Memory and Polina all grew up in Malawi but had very different everyday lives. While William had to work for his family and couldn't go to school, he still was able to give them electricity, which Memory and Polina didn't have. In conclusion, the three of them might have grown up in the same place, but they're everyday lives' successes and challenges decided they're different outcomes.
William also had successes. One success for William is that he builds the windmill. This is a success because he is able to give his family electricity. Memory and Polina did not have electricity and missed out on things that William had like staying up to read or do homework without kerosene lamps. William also has good friends like Gilbert and Geoffrey who help him with his windmill and buy him parts. When you compare these successes and challenges it shows that William, Memory and Polina all grew up in Malawi but had very different everyday lives. While William had to work for his family and couldn't go to school, he still was able to give them electricity, which Memory and Polina didn't have. In conclusion, the three of them might have grown up in the same place, but they're everyday lives' successes and challenges decided they're different outcomes.