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Innocence was shown in this chapter when Bruno notices that Lieutenant Kotler was always in the living room with his Mother and making jokes with her, also   realising Mother laughedat his jokes more than she laughed at Father's. This shows how innocent Bruno is as he view the situation as normal and nothing else.

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Bruno sees red and black flags on an official car and thinks that those flags are just to decorate the car but in reality those flags are Nazi flags and this is justification of why Bruno is so innocent as he has never actually learned about the Nazi party and what they do the Jewish community.
Another example of innocence would be when Bruno sees a train crammed full of Jewish people going to out-with and why none of them got on the train with him because it was pretty much empty.
Another example would be when Bruno salutes his father raising his hand and saying “Heil Hitler,” just like his father had taught him but because Bruno is so innocent he doesn’t realize that he is saluting the Hitler (The Fury). The person that choose to move Bruno and his family to out-with away form his friends and family.

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In this chapter, Bruno lacks knowledge of his Father's job, assuming that he made a mistake moving to Out- With. His understanding wouldn;t allow him to know the extent of the concentration camp. maria shows innocence by,

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-Innocence is depicted in this chapter when Bruno believes that the fence is there to keep him out of that are but in actually it was there to keep the Jewish community in this is all because Bruno is blind sighted on what they are actually doing on that side of the fence.
-innocence is shown in this chapter as being different to someone because Gretal and explains to Bruno how they are better than the people on the other side of the fence.

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chapter 7- how mother took credit for something that she hadn't done

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chapter 7- how mother took credit for something that she hadn't done

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innocence is shown in this chapter near the start of the chapter where Bruno was asking for a spare tyre. Lieutenant Kolter had said that "the only spare tyre I have seen around here recently belongs to sergeant Hoffaschneider, and he carries it around his waist. Bruno then says "well, is he using it" Bruno doesn't understand who Sergeant Hoffaschneider is, or was.

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CHAPTER 10 - The blob that became a speck that became a blob that became a figure that became a boy

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CHAPTER 10 - The blob that became a speck that became a blob that became a figure that became a boy

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In this chapter Bruno's innocence is presented at his general lack of knowledge, this is shown when Bruno declares that Germany is the "Greatest without mention of the ongoing war and doesn't realise how cruel his country really is.

In this chapter, Bruno does not quite understand about the things around him and therefore lacks knowledge.

"That's not as good as Germany  is it?" "Well, because Germany is the greatest of all countries." "We're superior"
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Bruno shows innocence as he is moving into a new house. Bruno sees the new house and he is not impressed, it's only three stories high and there are no other families or boys around to play with.  While his mother puts away some glasses, Bruno tries to convince her to move back to Berlin. She snaps and says that they'll be here for the "foreseeable future".  Bruno helps Maria unpack his stuff and asks what she thinks of the move… but she doesn't want to answer. All of a sudden a blonde soldier appears and steps into the room. He stares at Bruno, then nods and leaves. Um… that was weird. Bruno notices a window in the ceiling and looks through it; the chapter ends with a description of what he feels very cold and unsafe".

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In this chapter Bruno is innocent to an extent where he is clueless to not only his fathers job, and the concentration camps, but also how all this is effecting the relationship of his father and grandmother shown during their dinner together, where grandmother caused a scene and expressed her true feelings towards her sons duty's as a Nazi soldier. 'Standing there in your uniform as if it makes you something special. Not even caring what it means really. What it stands for' demonstrating how much passion she feels against the commitments and dedication her son has made and in what he believes in. Bruno does not understand anything in which has been spoken about during dinner as he doesn't understand what is going on around him and in his country as well as what work his father is involved in.
It is not just Bruno that is innocent but so is Gretel and their mother as they do not fully understand the job their father/husband is involved in and what is going on outside of their house in the concentration camps, which are the gas chambers, yet they do have knowledge of what is going on during this tragic time.

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innocence is depicted in this chapter by Bruno congratulating his father on his up bringing position(commandment) of his job in the concentration camps even though he has no idea of what his father does. this promotion affects the family as the grandmother is very disappointed in what her son does for his job but still doesn't blame him she blames herself for how she raised him.

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Chapter 12- Schmuel Thinks of an answer to Bruno's Question

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Chapter 12- Schmuel Thinks of an answer to Bruno's Question

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In this chapter Schmuel and Bruno have a conversation about how they they both arrived at outwith. Schmuel explians that he was forced out of his home, and put into a train that was crowed and had no doors or windows. He also mentions that the soldiers took the watch his father gave him. Bruno's response "Of course there were doors" shows how truly naive and innocent he is. As Bruno disagrees with schmuel on some matters such as the train having no windows or doors, by defending the fury's intentions and questioning why Schmuel doesn't play with the other boys demonstrates how unsuspecting and ignorant he is.

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Chapter 12 - Shmuel Thinks of an Answer to Bruno's Question

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Chapter 12 - Shmuel Thinks of an Answer to Bruno's Question

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Bruno shows innocence when Bruno and Shmuel were discussing about how they both arrived to Out-With. Shmuel told Bruno that he arrived to Out-With on a train with no windows or doors but Bruno didn't seem to understand and disagreed to Shmuel because he arrived to Out-With on a train that has doors and windows. Bruno also shows innocence when he said to Shmuel "Hundreds?" "Thats not fair at all. There's no one to play with on this side of the fence. Not a single person". Bruno was unaware about what was happening on the other side of the fence because he assumed that people on the other side are always happy and the kids all play together but everyone was sad and always fight with each other.

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Chapter 4 - What they saw through the Window 

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Chapter 4 - What they saw through the Window 

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Innocence is shown in this chapter  at the very start. Bruno and his sister are looking outside the window in to the camp. They are saying things like 'Who are they?' and ' What sort of place is this'. This is showing that they don't really know what is going on. After a while, Gretel gets a pain in her stomach as she sees the spicks, where Bruno thinks its cool that he can see the place anytime he wants as the window is in his bathroom. Bruno and Gretel start to think it is a country side.

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chapter 19 - what happened the next day 

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chapter 19 - what happened the next day 

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- innocence is shown when  Bruno has to go back to Berlin with his mother and his sister but when Bruno goes to tell Shumel that he is moving back to Berlin but Bruno tells Shumel that its not his fault he want to stay

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Innocence is depicted in this case through Bruno as he describes the children in the concentration camp as "children who don't look at all friendly". He also describes their house 'Out-with' rather than pronouncing it the correct way. It is clear that Bruno is unaware of the significance of where he is, what happens in the concentration camp and why he isn't allowed to play with those children. However, Gretel has more of an understanding of what is happening as she seems nervous when Bruno tells her to look out the window, but she is still oblivious to what happens inside the camp.

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Bruno shows innocence when he questions his father about who the Fury is as he and Gretel didn't fully understand his significance. His father replied with "you know perfectly well who the Fury is" although he did not. The fact that Bruno didn't know that the Fury was the leader of his country proves that Bruno is innocent and unaware of a lot of the situations that his family encounters.