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The boy in the striped pyjamas Father He is a Nazi. He is a newly promoted as a commandant by a concentration camp. He is a soldier and very proud of his promotion because it’s an honor and he was chosen by Hitler himself. He is agree because if he refused he puts his life at risk. As a soldier, he had to obey orders. He thinks the Jews are the enemies of them because he lost the First World War (= Great War). They decided to exterminate the Jews. They sent them to concentration camp. They made

your genes have nothing on which to act”, meaning that having a type of gene is not the reason why somebody will become homosexual. Both environment and temperament determine Human behaviors. When I was growing up, one of my neighbors who were a boy was always coming to our house to play with my sister’s babies. He would not play soccer with my friends and me or any other activities that we were doing. He was the only child in is family and his dad was beating him every time he would see him play

of eleven. This boy to which I am referring has recently vanished and has not been seen for two months. We went to the police. They made a big search and asked questions everywhere. Nobody knew anything about our son. I took time off from school and searched the land around our village. We have some kopjes2 not too far away and there are boulders and caves over there. I went into each one of those caves and looked into every crevice. But there was no sign of my son. He was a boy who liked to wander

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas 1. Questions Make 4 groups. We are going to ask 3 questions to each group and if the group can’t answer the others will be able to answer instead of the group. 1. What's the advantage of the move according to Bruno? 2. What’s the nasty habit of Gretel? 3. Imagine the new place where the Bruno's family live. 4. What did Gretel and her friends do to bother Bruno? 5. Imagine how long they have to spend in their new house. 6. Try to imagine the

The Cyclist By Louis MacNeice In this poem of three stanzas and written in free verse the poet describes the experience of a young boy riding a bike and enjoying the last few moments of summer before having to go back to class again. There is a strong sense of freedom, happiness and excitement. It is both a celebration of this moment a representation of the journey through life and potentially also the mourning of the loss of his childhood (freedom). Throughout the poem there is no rhyme scheme

sienne. Il habite de l'autre côté de la palissade. Plus tard il découvre que c’est un camp de concentration. Entre Shmuel et Bruno se liera une amitié forte mais qui malheureusement aura une fin désastreuse. Le titre original de ce livre est «  The boy in the striped pyjamas ». Il existe également une production cinématographique réalisée en 2009 par Mark Herman. Ce court métrage anglo-américain d’après l’écrivain irlandais John Boyne ne dure que 100 minutes et est dramatique. Ce film est traduit

until the end of time, and had many children," and that the Gentiles against the bad guys always win. Fairy tales give the print the child to be safe. This child, so starts instead of the hero, who is "good" and should be rewarded for his actions. the boy starts instead of the hero, which helps often people, and shows bravery, courage, and never afraid.'s little girl goes to the place of the princess, pretty, natural and finally found her prince charming. where parents see a monster that can scare the

the road !! But he didn't hear me... Two seconds after, I saw the car.. It began to curb .. but ... it bumped the body of the young man . It was so terrible !!!.. The inspector : Keep calm please ..! What hapened next? The witness : The boy was not totally dead. I thought of calling the police but after seeing the driver, I was too scared to take my cell phone. The inspector : So, you saw him ??!! The...

nineteen ten , he abandoned his studies at the Art Students League of New York, where he perfected his technique with George Bridgeman and Thomas Fogarty. At sixteen, he illustrated his first book and began a long association with the movement of the Boy Scouts of the United States.In nineteen sixteen he proposed his first magazine cover for The Saturday Evening Post. In Nineteen thirty-five, he illustrated the Roman of Mark Twain, Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. In the nineteen fiftys he was looking