What did you do in the war Grandma? : Zoe Tracy Hardy
I really enjoyed reading this piece, I felt it had a nice well scripted account of her experience of the plant where she worked and the comradely she experienced with the other "riveters " she was working with. The hope that she was working on something that would finally end the war was obviously satisfying and was demonstrated in the dialog. I could totally relate to her dilemma after she realized that she had a hand in creating the instrument of destruction that ultimately killed thousands of people. I also think her thoughts of betrayal from the company not telling her and the others what they were working on around the clock was noted , but not shared by all.