In the book, "Drown" by Junto Diaz (Chapter 10)

In the final chapter, "Negocios," the reader receives an account of the diaspora that Papi had undergone. The chapter is the longest of the book and details, thoroughly, the ups and downs that Yunior's father lived through as he made his way from the island to the states.

why you believe "Negocios" is the longest chapter and why Diaz would spend so much time and emphasis on this particular story; has the chapter, in some way, altered your perception of Papi? Lastly, the ending of the chapter (of the book, really) holds powerful significance in regards to the book entirely - is the narrator trustworthy? Do you believe these stories? Why or why not?