- How does the uniform Schmuel provides remind Bruno of his grandmother?
- How did you react to the ending of the book? Explain what was going through your mind.
- What realization did the father piece together at the fence? Explain how you think he must have felt at that moment.
- Why does the author state at the end of the story "Of course all of this happened a long time ago and nothing like that could ever happen again. Not in his day and age"?
- In your own word, explain the moral of this fable.
Sunday, June 10, 2012
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, Chapters 19 and 20
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1.It reminds him of his grandmother because they use to dress up.
ReplyDelete2.I was sad at the end of the book. I thought they were going to find his body but they didn't.
3.That the fence was not put down right and the whole was big enough for a little boy to fit through. He must of felt that he got into the camp and got lost.
4.Because the world has changed since that time.
5.The moral of this fable is Lines may divide us, but hope will reunite us.
1. The uniform that Schmuel gave Bruno reminds him of the time him and his grandmother use to dress up.
ReplyDelete2. I was very disappointed to know that Brutal accident that took place, i thought it was very ignorant that his parent never notify him of the surrounding problems.
3. He saw the hole that was dug under the fence, where a little boy could fit through.
4. Basically the author is trying to say that the germans have done all of the destruction that they have done, and there is no way anything so ambitious could every happen again.
5. The moral of a fable is the lesson that can be learned.
1)How does the uniform Schmuel provides remind Bruno of his grandmother?
ReplyDeleteThe uniform reminded him of his grandmother when she use to dress up.
2)How did you react to the ending of the book? Explain what was going through your mind.
I was actually kind of mad. His father should have told him that that was an Extermination and Interment camp next to them. Bruno wouldn't have died in the Gas Chamber if this would've happened.The soilders should have known that Bruno was Father's son.
3)What realization did the father piece together at the fence? Explain how you think he must have felt at that moment.
He saw that Bruno made a hole under the fence, a size big enough for him to fit through.
4)Why does the author state at the end of the story "Of course all of this happened a long time ago and nothing like that could ever happen again. Not in his day and age"?
People are starting to realize everyone is equal and we dont really have death camps like they did back then.
5)In your own word, explain the moral of this fable.
The moral is no matter how many differences you have, everyone is equal.
1. The uniform that Shmuel provided for Bruno reminded him of his grandmother because she used o to dress them up to plays for special occasions.
ReplyDelete2. At the end of the book I was kind of suprised that they both died. I was kind of felt that he was stupid for going over there even though he thought that everyone was happy.
3. Brunos' father realized that there was a hole under the fence that he thought was big enough for a little boy to fit through.
4.He states this because none of this could ever happen again because we can do stuff to prevent it so that history won't repeat itself.
5.. The moral of this fable is to treat people how you want to be treated.
1. It reminded him of the plays they used to do when he was youngeer with his grandmother.
ReplyDelete2. I was thinking where did he go after the people had finished their gathering and why didn't he return home.
3. He realized that he must have went on the other side of the fence or that he just ran away from home for good
4. It is because things dont happen like that anymore in this day in age; it has been changed dramatically.
5. The moral of this story is that you treat others the way you want to be treated
1)Bruno used to dress up as a Jew with his grandmother.
ReplyDelete2)I was very shocked that Bruno died. I thought somehow he and Shmuel would find his father and escape.
3)He realized that Bruno must have crawled under the fence into the death camp. He must have been heartbroken.
4)The Holocaust was so bad that nothing like this should ever happpen again. Peopl should learn from there mistakes.
5)The moral of this lesson is, by helping someone else, you could be hurting yourself.
1) Bruno used to dress up like a jew with his grandmother.
ReplyDelete2)I was very surprised at the end becuase he died to save his friend's dad and that's a true friendship.
3)Bruno's dad realized that bruno went on the other side of the fence becuase it was a big enough hole to fit a little boy.
4)He state's that becuase now not in his day and age this can never happen becuase this is a new generation we can prevent that from happening again.
5)The moral mean to me is that you can have friends evan if there diffrent,and treat others the way you want to be treated.
1)It reminds him of when him and his grandmother used to dress up.
ReplyDelete2)I was so sad at the end because he died to save his friends dad geting killed.
3)He relized that Bruno went under becase there was a big enough hole for a boy like him to get under.
4)I think he says that to inform people not to repeat this agian.
5)The moral of the story is that you should always help a friend.
How does the uniform Schmuel provides remind Bruno of his grandmother?
ReplyDelete1. This reminded him of the plays him and his grandmother use to put on.
How did you react to the ending of the book? Explain what was going through your mind.
2. While I was reading the ending of the book it was shocked because i was not expecting Bruno to die trying to help Shmuel.
What realization did the father piece together at the fence? Explain how you think he must have felt at that moment.
3. At the end he was realizing that,that was the last place he had been because his clothes were laying there.
Why does the author state at the end of the story "Of course all of this happened a long time ago and nothing like that could ever happen again. Not in his day and age"?
4. Because i guess to ease peopl after they read it.
In your own word, explain the moral of this fable.
5. I think the moral is about treating people the wasy you want to b treated or karma.
How does the uniform Schmuel provides remind Bruno of his grandmother? it reminds him because they used to put on unforms.
ReplyDeleteHow did you react to the ending of the book? Explain what was going through your mind.i was amazed that he really left and they didnt find him.
What realization did the father piece together at the fence? Explain how you think he must have felt at that moment. he found out the the fence was attached to the ground and a small boy could fit under it. He felt outsmarted because was supposed to get in or out.
Why does the author state at the end of the story "Of course all of this happened a long time ago and nothing like that could ever happen again. Not in his day and age"? Beause no one would try it aging.
In your own word, explain the moral of this fable.
The moral of this story is doing wrong to people it will come back and hurt you.
How does the uniform Schmuel provides remind Bruno of his grandmother?
ReplyDelete1. How did you react to the ending of the book? Explain what was going through your mind.
I knew what was going to happen, because I already saw the movie. But, I was sad. I wish that Bruno's father, or even Maria would've have told him what was going on.
2. What realization did the father piece together at the fence? Explain how you think he must have felt at that moment.
What actually happened. Play by play. I think Bruno's dad wished he should have imformed his children about what was going on and why they moved there, and what was his job.
3. Why does the author state at the end of the story "Of course all of this happened a long time ago and nothing like that could ever happen again. Not in his day and age"?
I guess the author is trying to imform that audience that history does repeat itself, and lets not try to let something horrific like the Holocaust happen again.
4. In your own word, explain the moral of this fable.
Be honest, no matter how hard the truth is because not being honest can hurt you in the greatest way.
how does a the uniform Schmuel provides remind Bruno of his grandmother? it reminds him of when his grandmother use to give him costumes to wear for plays.
ReplyDelete2. He realized that a sall boys clothes were on the floor and he felt stupid because no one should be able to gtr out or in.
3.Becaue everyone saw the impact and disaster in this and people now have common sense.
4. my moral is what goes around comes back around just like karma.
1. because she used to dress them up.
ReplyDelete2.Bruno should have known more about it he was living close to it.
3.Bruno's dad saw a hole under the gate big enough for bruno to go through.
4.to tell people that that will probaly never happen again and to inform you that this is real.
5.You should hve learned more about the halacaost and what nazis did to them a little about that and how life was for the jews during that dark period.
1. It reminded him when him and his grandmother used to dress up.
ReplyDelete2. I was physically unstable.
3. He realized that there was supposed to be a gassing and thought his son was gassed.
4. It means that our society is unfit to have another holocaust.
5. The moral of this story is that we shouldn't take life and freedom for granted, because, this could change for a deadly fate that could cost millions of lives. In a period of ten years.
1. The uniform reminds Bruno of his grandmother because she used to make him wear costumes when they performed for the family.
ReplyDelete2.My eaction to the end of the book was shocked because i did not see it coming.
3.Bruno's dad found out that his son crawled under the gate and walked through the camp.
4. The author wrote that phrase to try and prevent this from happening again.
5.The moral of this story was that no matter what others say and do there's still a chance.
it reminds him of his grandma because they used to dress up.
ReplyDeleteI was sad because bruno died.
the fence for the concentration camp wasn't put down right so it was big enough for a little boy.
the author said that because time has passed sinced then and now.
the moral of this story is that it teaches a lesson. it teaches about the holocauest.
1. She used to dress them up.
ReplyDelete2. Bruno's dad and mom told him something that made him mad.
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5. It's talking about the Nazis and how they did bad to them.
1.It reminds him about he and his grandma dressing up for plays on birthdays and holidays.
ReplyDelete2.What shocked me was how Bruno turned into a jew.
3.The fence had a big gap under it.
4.It is about the Nazi and how they treated jews.
5."If you believe in yourself, you could help someone innocent.
Sabria Bowman
ReplyDelete1. The outfit remined Bruno of his grandmother because, it kind of remined him about the plays she used to put on with Gretel and Bruno. She always had the right outfits for them to wear.
2. When I read the end of chapter 19 i was kind of thinking, what happened? So when I started reading chapter 20, it finally came to me that Bruno was the one that got shot and died, and I could kind of tell that his family thought he was lost because they couldn'tfind him and they just went on without him. It really is a sad ending.
3. When Bruno's father told him that seeing the children and watching the children were 2 different things I guess he would feel kind of, annoyed I guess because Bruno's father is telling him something he already knows about seeing and watching the kids.
4. The author probably said that because, the holocaust is something that happened a long time ago, and its bot happening now and he hopes it doesn't happen again.
5. I think that the moral of this story is, no matter how rich or poor you are, you should always have a friend to be by your side.
1. How does the uniform Schmuel provides remind Bruno of his grandmother?
ReplyDeleteThe uniform reminds Bruno of his Grandmother because she used to always put on plays and she would always have the perfect uniform for the character.
2.How did you react to the ending of the book? Explain what was going through your mind.
I was shocked that Bruno died, but i kind of saw it coming because he was already talking to a Jew which he wasnt supposed to do and he lifted the fence and realized he could fit through. I was kind of sad that Bruno and Shmuel got killed when Bruno was just trying to enjoy his last day with his only friend at "Out-With" and help find his dad and they both got killed.
3. What realization did the father piece together at the fence?
Explain how you think he must have felt at that moment.
Once at the fence, Bruno's father realized that Bruno went into the cocentration camp by crawling under the fence and died in there. I think Bruno's father felt guilty about Bruno's death because his family moved to "Out-With" because of his job and Bruno had constantly told his father that he wanted to go back to Berlin.
4. Why does the author state at the end of the story "Of course all of this happened a long time ago and nothing like that could ever happen again. Not in his day and age"?
I think the author makes this statement because he is trying to warn us that history is constantly repeating, but a situation this horrific doesn't need to be repeated.
5. In your own word, explain the moral of this fable.
I think the moral of this story would be: If you hurt others then you will get hurt in some way in the long run.
1.The uniform Shmuel provides reminds Bruno of his grandmother when they use to dress up.
ReplyDelete2.My reaction towards the end of the book kind of shocked me when Bruno died.
3.Bruno's dad realized that it was a big enough hole in the fence for Bruno to crawl through the hole.
4.He states that because nothing like the holocaust will happen in this generation because we have stronger and powerful leaders.
5. The moral of this story is to treat others how you want to be treated.
1. It reminded him of when he and his grandmother used to play dress up.
ReplyDelete2. I was shocked to hear the way he died.
3. He realized that the hole was large enough for bruno to fit through. he felt like an idiot.
4. He is saying that history wont repeat itself.
5. the moral of the story is what goes around comes around.
1. The uniform Shmuel gave to Bruno reminded Bruno of his grandmother because she used to play dress up with him and Gretel.
ReplyDelete2. I was most confused because I did not know if Bruno and Shmuel died.
3. The father saw the clothes at the fence and he realized something happened to Bruno. I think he was very sad because he knew Bruno was gone forever. I think he blamed his self because he never told Bruno about the people in the striped pajamas.
4. I think the author said that because we do not live like this anymore. There is no more segregation.
5. I think the moral of this story is that people should get along and stop hating other people.
1. The uniform Shmuel provides reminds Bruno of his grandmother by how his she used to dress Bruno and Gretel up for plays at reunions and holidays.
ReplyDelete2. The ending was sad because Bruno died in the gas chamber and his family never saw his body. I was feeling very sad and sorrow.
3. The father pieced together that there was a break in the fence where a small boy could get into and crawl under. He must have felt angry when he learned that the soldiers at the camp had killed his son and also sad that Bruno was never to be found.
4. The author states that quote because the humans of the world would and should not allow that to ever happen again.
5. The moral of the fable is that nobody should ever be mistreated because of race or religion.
1.bruno used to play dress up with his grandmother.
ReplyDelete2.when bruno died and his family never saw him again i was about to cry.
3. the father saw a hole in the fence big enough for bruno.
4.because he was saying that this massecer should never happen again.
5.no mattter what race, treat each other eqauly.
1. Because it smells like dead people.
ReplyDelete2. At the ending of the book to me it seemed like the author was in a hurry to end the book because it was so short and quick to the point...it left cliff hangers everywhere. How I felt when I read the ending wasnt too dramastic because I was just wondering where the rest of the story was.
3. The father finally relized that Bruno must have snuck into the consentration camp. He must have felt that there was no hope in ever seeing his son again.
4. Because the Jews will fight back next time, and in this day in age technology is very much more advanced, basiclly eveyone has some sort of cellphone and radio and television(news).
5. In my own words I would explain the moral as...Don't try to keep your life a secret from your family.
How does the uniform Schmuel provides remind Bruno of his grandmother? it reminds him of his grnadmother becuase bruno used to do plays with his grandmother and had a costume to match what he what his character was in the play.
ReplyDeleteHow did you react to the ending of the book? Explain what was going through your mind. I was scared and I felt a terible sadness for what i knew was going to happen.
What realization did the father piece together at the fence? Explain how you think he must have felt at that moment. He must have felt a huge guilt in his heart because he brought Bruno there to that horrible place and he didn't inform Bruno on what was really happening.
Why does the author state at the end of the story "Of course all of this happened a long time ago and nothing like that could ever happen again. Not in his day and age"?
In your own word, explain the moral of this fable.
The moral of this story is that you should stand up for what you believe in and not just follow the crowd.
Alana White
ReplyDelete1. The stipped pajamas remind Bruno of his grandmother because her and Gretel would always dress up to act out a play.
2. I reacted scared and sad because if i was in a gas chamber and knowing what it was and not knowing what will happen to me in there, and i was sad because they obviously died.
3. What father realized at the fence was that Bruno slipped under the fence and somehow didn't come back.
4. He stated that because the story was based around the Holocoust and the Holocoust happened a long time ago, it was very brudel and it's presents should not be repeted again.
5. The moral of this fable was that you should not ever descriminate people that are diffrent from you or make a joke of the Holocoust because it was a very important time in history were jewish famlies lost some of there family members for doing no wrong.
1. The uniform that Shmuel had given Bruno to change into reminded Bruno of his grandmother because they use to dress up a lot.
ReplyDelete2. I wasn't really surprised or shocked because I had already had a pretty good idea that Bruno was going to died after he crawled under the fence not only because I saw the movie but because curiosity always kills the cat and "cat" literally did get killed.
3. Bruno's father pieced together exactly what had taken place that day a year ago from crawling underneath the fence to eventually ending up in the gas chamber. Through all this he realized why the soldiers had not recognized Bruno because he was on of the boys in the striped pajamas. Bruno's father must have felt awful and completely foolish for being so naive of how curious Bruno could become despite all of his warnings.
4. At the end of the story the author states that because he is being sarcastic about something like this can never happen again when in fact is on a day today basis most people may just be to naive to believe it.
5. I believe that the moral of this fable is to always listen to what someone older/wiser than you is telling you to do and never let you curiosity get the best of you because it will always have a bad turn out maybe not as bad as dying but it definitely is possible.