Goodbye
Early one Saturday morning, Anne woke up to the sour smell of gun smoke and the shrieks of dying soldiers. The dark clouds covered the beautiful sun as he stared out the window wondering what had just happened. Nazis were parading themselves into their small town in the Netherlands.
Suddenly, the door burst open. A tall man shouted, “We are looking for Anne deBoer.”
Anne came running down the stairs, wondering who it was. He saw the symbol on his left shoulder. Oh my gosh, am I looking into the dark eyes of my family’s killer? Then he realized. “No, you can’t do this to me, you can’t take me away.”
The man barked, “Come with me, now!” reaching for his gun.
Anne walked outside and saw his best friend, Arie. They walked through the bloodstained meadow where he had
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Anne’s daughter was there, and she was headed to the showers. Anne thought that wasn’t so bad, but then he saw a man pouring in gas and his daughter fell to the floor with a scream so loud and disturbing. He collapsed, crying. He would never see her again.
Another two months passed. Arie came into the room as skinny as a broom shaft. One day later, he was dead, sitting in the chair. Stopping in his tracks, Anne stared at him. “He is sleeping, just sleeping.” They never take his body, so every morning and every night, Anne stares into the lifeless eyes of his once best friend. Arie will never see his family again, he thought. Finally, men take his body . . . but then things got worse. Anne was alone afraid and starving.
Four months passed, and Anne was as skinny as Arie was. Three days later, the Canadian army came. There was a huge battle, and Anne was shot in the leg and chest.
Bang ! Bang ! Shoot, bang ! Bang!
He was shot again in the chest. His life flashed before his eyes. I’m dead, he thought, but he found the courage and strength to run to the train.
As he arrived home, he shouted, “I am home, I will never leave
Maybe he got into a fight so serious and he is murdered, nobody knows. However, the sight of this carcass or the possible imagination of what happened to him left one honest impression or virtue in the life of the narrator. The narrator begins to realize how imprudent and irresponsible he is. At one point he contemplates suicide, but realizes “the dead man is the only person on the planet worse off than I was,” he said (Boyle, 693). The narrator’s experience tonight proves that his careless actions will place him in a position that will likely end up destroying him.
She was on the floor, bleeding and still crying for help. He resumed his attack. He stabbed her a dozen times before escaping.
I gasped. “How awful!” “I heard one of the neighbors say that the only thing they could do to stop the burning was to put the girls into a tub of water.” … “there was no hope for them, their father shot them.” It proves that Hitler is taking away not only land but is taking aways the lives of innocent kids.
Eventually, she came back late at night, and then, soon, not at all. Mark Fossie, and the other soldiers are one of the compelling forces. Mary Anne wanted to stay with them because she seemed to love Mark and liked learning all she could while she was there for him. They had been sweethearts since grade school and had their life entirely planned out, all the way to dying in the same walnut
He looked over and saw his friend Josiah’s body on the ground. His body and the ground was covered in blood, his eyes were filled with tears, and his spine was
Loaded into cattle trains on their way to an uncertain destination it's so crammed that it's impossible to sit down so they must take turns. Two days pass and they have crossed the hungarian border and are now in Germany. A German officer has informed them that their were 80 people in the car and if anybody goes missing they will all be shot like dogs. In the dead of night a woman named Mrs.Schächter begins to scream and throw a fit because she was separated from her husband and all of a sudden begins to scream that she sees fire an awful fire. The Jews in the car try to help Mrs.Schächter by explaining that the visions are not real and then they are fed up and begins to beat her with hits strong enough to kill her.
Anne Frank’s Legacy There is nobody better at hide and seek than Anne Frank. The Franks lived in a confined space for almost two years with four other people, never once getting to go outside. I hope they weren't claustrophobic. Throughout this lengthy period Anne expressed her feelings through writing. Her journal was named Kitty, to keep her company.
And so he remained for more than half an hour, lingering be- tween life and death, writhing before our eyes. And we were forced to look at him at close range. He was still alive when I passed him. His tongue was still red, his eyes not yet extinguished.”
Because of this, she prayed for her mom to put her in a different school. One day when she was walking home from school, a green car followed her. Carla thought it was just a person that needed directions until she approached the window and instantly found out that it was certainly not someone who needed directions. When Carla approached the window she shockingly realized the man was naked from the waist down. The perverted man had a string tied around his genitalia and tried to get Carla to get into the car with him.
The grueling experience she was forced to undergo changed Anne’s personality from a energetic and silly schoolgirl to an insightful and sophisticated adolescent. Before the Secret
The play version of The Diary of Anne Frank tells a story about a 13 year old Jewish girl during the Holocaust. In this play, Anne struggles with adjusting to living in the attic with her “family” while hiding form the Green Police. While the play continues to be read over and over again, a new book Night has stood out explaining Elie, the main character, in his journey during the Holocaust. In this book, the readers find out Elie is taken away from his family, all but his father, and sent to go work in many concentration camps. Although, Elie Wiesel and Anne Frank provides different settings to describe their experiences during the Holocaust, both are sent to an concentration camp at one point in both texts, and both are told in flashbacks.
Annemarie is a young ten-year old girl who witnesses a tragic event in the year 1943. along the way Annemarie is lied to. Sometimes adults lie to children for their protection or they are not old enough to handle it. In Annemarie's story she is affected by lies and truth, her relationship with the adults in her life, and her journey from girlhood to womanhood.
The last thing he saw was the door of his room being pulled open, his sister was screaming, his mother ran out in front of her in her blouse (as his sister had taken off some of her clothes after she had fainted to make it easier for her to
In this book report I will talk about the story “The diary of Anne Frank” the story is about a Jew girl called Anne who lived with her family in Germany in the second world war when a new German president called Adolf Hitler came with the idea that all Jew people were dangerous ; so her dad Otto Frank who worked in a bank came with the idea of moving to Amsterdam, Holland to be safer from the German army called the Nazis. Anne was a little girl who lived with her family: Otto Frank her dad, Margot her sister and Edith her mom. For her birthday in June 12 her father gave her a diary were she wrote everything that happened. Days later bad news came, a new German president called Adolf Hitler came with the idea that all Jew people is dangerous