Camp

The Khmer Rouge tells us to stop at an empty field. He then ask us for our families background, what our jobs are, my aunt tells them that we sell in the market. The Khmer Rouge tells us the we grow rice now, that we are all the same. The Khmer Rouge doesn't have names they just called themselves comrade. Now we all work in the rice field, everyday. Everyone works, including children and old people. 

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