The Power Of Words Could words cause death and sorrow to the life of an individual? In the novel, The Book Thief, by Markus Zusak, Death, the narrator, directs the story into the various characters perspectives. The story is about Liesel Meminger, a girl who was forced into the Hubermann household in Himmel Street of Molching, Germany in 1939, shortly before WWII. Eventually, her family hides a Jew. Liesel Meminger, a 10 year old, is afraid of losing her prized possessions such as her family, books, and friends.
The conflict started when Juror 8 pointed noticed the indentation on Juror 4 nose which reminded him of the woman who testified that she saw the boy murdered his father from across the el track. If she does, the probability of her not wearing it at the time of the murder because the light went off right at the time of murder and she just jumped out of bed so she had no time to put them on. Most jurors start to agree that beyond the reasonable doubt that she had those marking on her nose and the fact that she was not wearing the glasses because it spoilt her look. The aspect that leads to the conflict is when Juror 4 removes his spectacles and Juror 9 noticed the deep marks on the side of the noise imprinted from wearing glasses. Juror 9 points out that the woman ,who claimed to notice the crime, has the same markings which was agreed by few other jurors in the room.
The main conflict of the story is that they had to hide from natzis only because they werwe jews.The climax of the story and for me the worst paart is when anne margot and all the people get caught and unfortunately anne and margot died.these story made me feel bad in some points but it is a great story. I would like anne not to die and know more about her . if only they could find the missing parts otto took out from annes diary.At the end this story has a good message Conclusion I thik this is such an amazin book and i will like to sed a mmessage to other people tat is : If you had ot read anne gfanks diary you should readed it had changed my way of thinking.I think that whe anne was alive was one of earths worsts moments till now. T hank god that is over and hopefully it would not happend again. I love one specific quote frome anne”think of all the beauty still left around you and be happy”.I think that people like anne could change the
There were a couple primary-source letters that were talked about in this film. One of them was a letter from a non-Jewish woman to her mother-in-law talking about Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass. In the beginning of the letter, the women feels pity with the Jews but towards the end her ton changes and she even states that from all the belongings thrown the Jewish individuals apartments she realized just how much the Jews possessed that what they possessed were things that non-Jews didn’t have or didn’t have enough of. Another letter that was shared is from a victim of the Holocaust and paints a different picture than the one from the non-Jewish woman. This letter was thrown from a train by Dr. Otto Simmons at the end of August 1942 and said; “My dears, we are on our way to Poland, nothing has helped, there are 50 of us in one car.
A living corpse Do you think the holocaust could happen again? Do you think if people aren 't aware of history that it can repeat self? If people aren 't aware of what happened in the holocaust and how horrific it was, then people wouldn 't know what to do if it happened again and people wouldn 't know how to prevent it from happening again.This memoir points out the worst parts of a personal experience of Elie Wiesel, a holocaust survivor. The Holocaust was a horrific, terrifying experience for people of the jewish religion where over 5 million innocent people were killed. Elie Wiesel lived through tough times and watched his family get separated from him.
This is another kind of racism between man and woman, she does not have the right to dream, to love, to learn, there is always someone that thinks for her and tells her what she should and should not do. She is oppressed, she is angry because she is not free. When Atticus faced her with this truth and respects her needs of having a better life for herself in the trial scene, she thought he is making fun of her and refused to answer his question, this scene unveil Mayella’s anger, actually by saying that anger has two types positive anger and negative anger, this one can be considered as a negative one. The Ewells know that they were the poorest in the novel, the only thing that gives them value is they are white; they use this to discriminate themselves. Bob Ewell, is Mayella’s father, the villain of the novel and most figures that struts hatred to the African Americans.
“Was that Scarlet Letter, so fantastically embroidered and illuminated upon her bosom.”(Hawthorne 51). Because Puritans were so against Hester’s sin, they made her wear an “A” on her chest that stands for adultery. The townspeople wanted everyone who sees her know what she did so that she would be humiliated by it for the rest of her life. Hester was basically rejected by the town, and was scorned by the people everyday. The “A” made people overlook who she really was.
There was hay in that mouthful, but she didn’t care.” Like animals, the Jews were given a bucket to drink out of that is unsanitary. The Nazis skillfully strip away, bit by bit, at their humanity. This nasty tactic has to be remembered, so it doesn 't repeat. On the other hand, Deitch may say the Nazis refer to all prisoners by their name. In the movie, the Nazis are calling the prisoners by their names such as “ Sarah Taitz.” This is misleading; in concentration camps, the Nazis do not care for the Jews’ names.
Portia’s suitors are also shown in a negative light because of the colour of their skin and attitude. The Merchant of Venice shows different kinds of discrimination, portrayed by the contrast between the treatment of the Jews, the Prince of Morocco and the Prince of Arragon. The way the Jews are treated in The Merchant of Venice shows signs of anti-Semitism. In the beginning of the play Antonio talks to his friend Bassanio about Shylock: “The devil can cite Scripture for his purpose. An evil soul producing holy witness is like a villain with a smiling cheek” (Shakespeare 1.3.5).
He was harassed by Haynkel 's soldier because he is Jew. Hanna, another Jew lady, and he resisted against the domination of soldier. Barber was about to lynch but Commander Schultz came suddenly and save the lives of barber and Hannah. Dictator Hynkel tightens his persecution of Jews after their rejection to donate regime for the further expansion of Tomainia. Commander Schultz opposed such action, so, he has to go to the concentration camp.