Edward Said

In any part in the world, thither is no protrude to be but home. Home is a place where we whole tone safe and take refuge. But how we will liveliness if this is interpreted from us? The essay by Edward Said, States, narrates the story of about his country, Palestine, and the struggle of his countrymen. He also shares the passion of his homeland which we can relate to. States exemplify the experiences and perceptions of how valuable a home is to a common Palestinian. Our country is a macro part of who we are. As we are born, we are destined to become a part of it.It becomes part of our identity. Things that we grew up with meant something to us. We usually treasure things that became part of our lives. until now unconsciously, we take hold of it. Home brings us memories, memories that we want to hold on up to our last breath. It plays a big role to our development, as a child and as a mortal fully. Home is part of ourselves which became a foundation of we are today. To be away from home makes us feel empty or incomplete in a sense. This is experience by people who are exiled from their own homeland.Exiles are treated as aliens and feel shame to ones pride. As Said explains exile is a series of portraits without names, without context. (Said,555). Exile is a miserable thing. Nothing can be so embarrassing than to be taken away from home. It saddens a person to feel a stranger to his own country. One is not scarce deprived of the social rights but as well as the freedom. As described in the essay of Edward Said an exile is referred as defer absentees where to their homeland, they are vanished and as for the host country they are viewed as aliens.