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    is written in third person limited mostly from Bruno‚ the young boys‚ perspective. This means it does not use ‘I’ or ‘we’ but we do get to find out what the main character is thinking and almost the entire story is centred on him. Boyne has set this novel in a time and place where horrific and terrible things are happening‚ things so awful that Bruno’s family does not tell him anything about them. This all helps the reader feel a connection to Bruno‚ and also feel sympathy for him as he cannot understand

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    example of his kindness is when he saw Bruno fall off the tire swing. The first thing he did was run out to him and picked him up; he took him inside and bandaged him up. However he never took any credit for this. He let mother take it all‚ maybe it was because he knew father wouldn’t be happy. Im sure he would be even less happy if Pavel did nothing. He didn’t have to it was out of his own good will. The second person I believe fits what the statement means is Bruno‚ while he doesn’t listen and disobeys

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    Martin is a young boy presenting a grenade to his classmates as part of a show and tell segment of a history lesson. The classes’ reaction to the grenade is one of great excitement. In contrast‚ the narrator‚ the classroom history teacher‚ is disgusted by the weapon and the children’s excited reaction. Themes The main theme of the poem is the differing attitudes towards weapons which are symbolic of war. From that stems three other key themes - the debate about the inherent violence in the

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    In his poems “Martin and the Hand Grenade” and “Harry Wood”‚ Foulcher explores the ideas of the difference between adults and children in their interpretation of warfare. Foulcher also explains the ideas that man has a violet streak which can lead to destruction. In the second poem‚ the composer conveys the selfishness of living only to acquire wealth and how material possessions do not ultimately bring happiness and fulfillment. Foulcher uses his senses and a variety of techniques to convey his

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    accidental discoveries. “Martin and The Hand Grenade” by John Foulcher‚ “Looking for Alibrandi” by Melina Marchetta and “Erin Brochovich” directed by Steven Soderberghall all endure the theme discovery in many different forms. Through these three texts it shoes that discoveries can affect our vision of the world and this is evident to the responder‚ therefore I do agree that discoveries can affect our vision of the world. In the poem “Martin and The Hang Grenade” by John Foulcher‚ explores the idea of

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    This would subsequently portray how acceptance and understanding may be obtained through the enrichment of ones identity. The character of Bruno has been established by Boyne to enable the audience to understand and build an image of an 8-year-old boy whom through his innocence is confronting a plethora of different approaches towards belonging. Bruno shifts from his home at Berlin where he feels secure as he had developed a strong connection towards it. His sense of connection is due to his

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    like the person you’re pretending to be”‚ is true throughout the entire story. It is true for Bruno the moment he changes into the pajamas. Bruno never completely understood what Shmuel went through on a daily basis‚ but he did have a feeling that his family was treated differently. Once‚ Bruno wore the pajamas and went to the camp with Shmuel it seemed as though their lives were exactly the same. As Bruno stood on the other side of the fence in the filthy apparel he started to get the feeling that

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    think of rereading this book and hope you review it better. Ill start by saying that this is a book think was sad to read. But I also think that it was difficult not to stop. There were a few characters in this story but the main one was Bruno. An eight year old boy who’s father is a commander in the army. Because of his father’s job he is forced to move from his home to a new one in Out-with.

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    take risks. In i am malala the conflict of the story is that she shows bravery. Malala has inspired so many people to stand up for themselves and to what they believe in. The boy in the striped pajamas also shows bravery. How it shows bravery is that Bruno the eight year old had to sneak out to go meet Shmuel. In Anne Frank it shows bravery because she isn’t scared of the Nazi catching her. Anne franck shows bravery because she and her family were hiding behind a bookshelf and she wasn’t scared. How

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    Bruno: The nine-year-old protagonist of the story. He moves with his family from their home in Berlin during World War 2 because of his father’s job: a Nazi officer. Bruno loves discovering new things. He has a kind heart. He becomes a very close friend of Schmuel who is a boy of the same age but living inside the concentration camp. Shmuel: A nine year old Jewish boy of the story. He is the boy Bruno meets through the fence at Out-With. They become friends. Shmuel is very confuse on where he is

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