The Holocaust Monologue

I am the of the wife commandant. I was very proud of my husband on the day he was promoted to the powerful position of commandant. But on the same night, I was startled when Hitler told us to leave berlin and go to Auschwitz Camp. The fear of my two fantastic kids growing up in such terrible place made me very depressed. I was determined to not go to Auschwitz but as we all know Hitler’s commands are unavoidable. The closer the moving day came, the worse I felt. We got on the train to Auschwitz. Once we got there, I was shocked how terrible the place looked. Although, I loathed this place on first sight. I was committed make the best of this situation. There were many soldiers coming back in and out of house. One of them was Lieutenant Kotler. At first glance, he seemed to be very rude and disrespectful. As my husband became busier. I found myself stuck in a world of loneliness. I dread for attention but I wasn’t getting any. My hatred against Auschwitz increased. In addition, the only time I found myself released from the loneliness was during dinner. I love being accompany by Lieutenant Kotler.
My husband became super busy with work, Bruno is always outside exploring and most importantly Kotler left. I lost any attention I was getting. I am now once more in the pit of darkness. During my naps I reflected on my old life in comparison to the life at Auschwitz. I could endure the pain. The life at Auschwitz was intolerable. When life was about to get better by going back to berlin, my husband and Bruno went missing. My life had fallen apart. Gretel and I despised Out-with