In at least 200 words, discuss how Jonker uses details to develop one of her themes in “The child is not dead.”
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Honker uses many details to develop one of her themes in "The child is not dead" She is the first wife to have an important relationship with the children and their lives. The day she didn't return was horrific! But the children didn't want her back to America because she was really upset. The children were also asked if she was murdered. She came back to America with a child missing and all she would say was "The child is not dead!" After hard word and dedication she made the child's death seem like an accident.
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