High School 2 - Diversity - The Clash - Plot & Excerpts
She ran the memories of what her father had pulled from his “memory” chest last night and had shown her: a rebozo, or shawl, that had belonged to her mother and had been overlooked by her relatives when they showed up to collect her belongings after her sudden departure; an onyx ring, which he solemnly placed in her palm with a sigh; a packet of love letters tied up with a blue ribbon, which he didn’t remove and replaced in the chest; a wedding photo of both of them which he also replaced in the chest, and other artifacts from a terminated relationship including a manila envelope which contained somewhat faded representations of dancing skeletons. Her father said that the skeletons had been used during a past El Día de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead, celebration, and her mother had strung them around the house; in fact, it had been almost exactly twelve years ago to the week, he said. Carla dimly remembered the decorations and wasn’t frightened by them; they were all grinning and seemed happy to be skeletons.
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