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In my novel "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas" by John Boyne the main character Bruno, a German boy whose dad is a Nazi Official, grows up in a life full of lies and censorship from the outside world. This is clearly the darkness in Bruno's life and is shown early on in the book when Bruno's family is moved out in front of the Auschwitz Camp, due to Bruno's dad receiving a promotion. Not knowing what it is Gretel, Bruno's older sister, takes a shot, exclaiming that it's, " the countryside where all the farmers and animals are. It's a farm. This must be it. It's the countryside." Though this quote may be overseen as just a beginning in Bruno's life in the new house, even in this time period where persecution and chaos is breeding everywhere, the

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