1. Jonathan is respectable and optimistic.
He exchanges the Biafrin money for Nigerian money.
This money was stolen.
3. The story is optimistic and shows that Jonathan appreciates what he has.
His family is important to him and he supports them before, during, and after the war.
When he deals with the thieves he is calm.
Jon says that losing the money isn't a big deal; he didn't have it yesterday and he was doing fine, then he doesn't need it today.
4. Everything happens for a reason.
5. It says that ordinary civilians had to fend for themselves and somehow they made it.
7. If Jon was in Obi's position in "Dead Men's Path" he would have handled the conflict with the priest a lot better. He would have listened and probably solved the conflict.
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