Pierrot Bully Quotes

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Finally, he shouted, in the clearest, most confident voice he could muster, the two words that he practiced over and over since his arrival at the Berghof. ‘Heil Hitler!”. Pierrot Fischer was a simple child before he arrived at the Berghof. He had a caring mother, a dog, and a best friend. But when he got there he changed. This book starts off in France after World war 1. Pierrot’s father was German who came over to France because he loved Pierrot’s mother. Soon the father passes away and so does Pierrot’s mother too. Pierrot is sent away to live with his aunt in Germany, who works for Adolf Hitler as a maid. When Pierrot gets there his life changes in multiple ways that he can't even comprehend what’s happening. What is the book called and …show more content…

“He had been too ashamed to say anything, and left without another word. The truth was that he was filled with regret.” Pierrot feels this after he expels (Might even include death) his friend from Germany for what Pierrot did wrong. This shows that he abused his power because of what his position was with Hitler. In France, he was bullied and in Germany he was the bully. Earlier in the book Pierott foreshadows this. Also, Pierrot shows that he would sell out his own Aunt to keep his post with Hitler. When he did this it changed him even more. This quote shows the death of his Aunt. “ The shots rang out like an insult to the tranquillity of the mountains, and her body fell to the ground. As a conclusion to his changes, he was indirectly killed all of his closest family members and friends. After he sold out his Aunt, nobody wanted to have anything with him. Only Hitler paid attention to him. He continued to live at the Berghof and work for Hitler. Until Hitler went into hiding before he killed himself, Pierrot was Hitler’s favorite. After Hitler died, Pierrot became destitute and without a reason to …show more content…

He learned that you shouldn’t act cruel to others. “Her gaze didn’t shift: she simply stared at him as if words were unnecessary, until he lowered his eyes to the ground in shame.” This quote was after he banned one of the maids at the Berghof because he wronged the maid. Pierrot came to realize you should not judge a book by its cover. “Hugo, who had bullied him when he lived there, had died a hero. As a teenage boy, he had resisted the occupying forces and ran several dangerous missions. At the end of the war, German soldiers pointed their weapons at him, wanting to look his executioners in the eye as he fell.” Because of Pierrot’s realization, he changed for the better at the end. After Hitler died, Pierrot went to France and wandered around there. In one afternoon Pierrot recognizes the maid that he banned from the Berghof. He quickly realizes that he shouldn’t have been so cruel to her. He quickly left for his hometown. From there he explored his old home and visits people that he has met before the

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