In “Every Little Hurricane” it says: “Victor's cousins ​​made him climb a big tree during a rainstorm . The boat was slippery, almost impossible to hold on to, but Victor continued to climb. ..., but there were always sudden funnels of water breaking, startling enough to almost make Victor lose his grip. Sudden rains like promises, like treaties. But Victor held on” (7). This quote says a lot, because Victor hates the rain. Therefore, in reality, problems are like rain, they will continue to fall and fall hard on Victor, but he never let go of the most important things in his life, his parents. These sudden bursts of promises that burst may be the promises his parents make to him, such as gifts on Christmas Eve. However, her father is too poor to buy her a gift, but he never let it get down, he clings to his parents more closely. As his mother mentions, “we are for each other” (4). It’s this kind of inner strength and resilience that a boy develops growing up in poverty; the form of connection here is in fact “stronger than almost anything” (8). He begins to grow towards an uncertain path to the future and many more promises will be made and many will fail as happens here, but Victor will have more inner strength and