Reflection Of The Boy In The Striped Pajamas

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The boy in the striped pajamas The boy in the striped pajamas is a tale of the Nazi and the Jewish. There is a family of two kids and a husband and wife; they all lived in the Nazi Germany. The father was a solder, the boy was named Bruno and was nine years old. At the begging of the movie the father got promoted to a new position and he will be a making decisions for the soldiers, because the father was getting promoted to a higher position, a commander, so the family had to move away from their lovely home in Berlin to a new house in an unfamiliar place called “out with”. When the family arrived to their new home the boy notice that there was nothing around their new house, and he was devastated because he had left his friends behind. …show more content…

Bruno also notices that he was wearing an armband with a star on it. So Bruno started to asked him so many questions such as why he was wearing that clothes, what were they doing on the other side of the fence, how was he, and what was his name. The other answered all his questions and told him that his name was Shmuel and they notice that they both were the same age. They also shared a little about their families and where they were from. Before Bruno left he asked Shmuel why where there so many people on his side of the fence and what where they doing there. On Bruno’s next visit he asked Shmuel why they had that fence and Shamuel told him that they had the fence because they were “consider bad people” and that was the reason why they couldn’t get …show more content…

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas shows a god story of a child’s innocence in a time of war, and the desire of a friendship, he had to go to a fence to find a friend. I think that it was a very sad story because Bruno had to die to help a innocent friend, while Bruno did not know that his father was the one that was giving the orders to kill the

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