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From saving her good friend when the Nazis visited the apartment to saving the family when she realized that she had to lie, be it about the non-existent Great aunt Birte or about delivering the food to her uncle, she has developed her self-awareness and being courageous in order to protect her family and friends.

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This was an event where she actively questioned what was happening around her, showing a shift from being passive towards being active in her role in the story.

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(Ch 9) Annemarie asked Uncle Henrik to question why both he and her mother were lying to her.

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Without her realising, Annemarie eventually took it upon herself to protect others. She became courageous.

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Chapter 15
The whole chapter shows Annamarie's growth

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(Ch 13, pg 117)
"Annemarie took the packet from her mother's hadn't and stood. "I'll take it," she said..."

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(Ch 2-3) We could see the growth in AnneMarie - from her willingness to die for King Christian (at seven years old) to her doubt when she wondered if she would die to protect Ellen, her parents and all of

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Chapter 5
The reality of war begins to sink in.

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(Ch 2 -3) AnneMarie was glad to be an ordinary person who would never be called upon for courage.

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Chapter 5 (page 45)
Someone she cares for is taking refuge in her house. The guards look for Ellen in Annamaries house. Annamarie realises that she has to be the bodyguard to protect others. Annamarie yanks Ellen’s necklace to protect her.

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Chapter 3
The change in Annamarie reflects growth

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Chapter 3 (pages 22-26)
Now they are willing to be the bodyguard of the Jews as it involves someone she has come into contact with. Still pretty distant as she was glad that she does not deal with it yet

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Chapter 2
At this point it has not sunk in the seriousness of the situation.

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Chapter 2
At this stage, it has not sunk in Annamarie that it is serious.

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Chapter 2 (pages 13-14)
When the Nazis were surprised to see that the king did not have bodyguards.
“All of Denmark is his bodyguard’

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- Annemarie knew the importance or significance of the symbol (star of David) meant and the possible danger it could put the girls in if the Nazi soldiers saw it being worn.

- She was sharp and quick to react. She made connections that the Nazis were going after the Jews and anyone harbouring them would suffer consequences.

- In the beginning of the text, Annemarie saw Ellen as a ten year old girl, similar to her and not associating her as someone from a different religion.

- At the start, Annemarie saw the presence of the Nazi soldiers as non-threatening as just being part of the landscape. After the incident where Ellen had to be hidden, she realized the gravity of the situation and knew that she had to be quick to react. Eventually she became more reflective and matured in her responses to the Nazi soldiers.

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At the beginning - typical 10-year-old who was only thinking about school, the race, etc. Yet, she had some inkling of the occupation. Not fully.
In the middle - gradually grasped the gravity of the situation. Understood what it meant for the Danish people to protect the Jews and that lives were at stake. At the 'funeral', she understood the importance of withholding information.
At the end - she matured (towards the outlook of life)

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Chapter 15
From a reserved girl who was always mindful of others' feelings and controlled in her expressions and words, she decided to adopt Kirsti's fearless way of expressing herself and become bolder in her responses to the soldiers' queries in this chapter.

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Being innocent to being thrown into the reality of the situation and the gravity of reality (friend's and her family's lives were at stake)

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Chapter 5, pg 60 - When Annmarie realized that Ellen's life was in danger, she yanked Ellen's Star of David necklace off her neck to keep the Nazis from knowing that Ellen was Jewish.

Chapter 8 and 9, pg 90 onwards - Annmarie realized that she must lie , that Great aunt Birte did not exist, to protect her family and the others

Chapter 14, pg 122- When she relied on Red Riding Hood fairytale for courage to get through the woods
When she faced the Nazis alone in the woods, she imagined how Kirsti would react and acted according to that for her to get away from them.

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This event has shown the character's maturity rise almost immediately.
Her quick-thinking nature is evident here.
At the start, she despised her sister. However, slowly her perspective changed and she fell back to Kristi to find strength during tough times. (Chapter 14, pg 107 - when she was running and the Little Red Riding Hood story came to her mind).
This event showed how she is also calm in the face of challenges - unusual for a child of that age to be so calm and quick thinking when faced with Nazi soldiers. This event showed Anne Marie how serious the reality is now

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Chapter 15
Annemarie's mother had sent her to deliver the lunch basket to her uncle when she met the soldiers. She was frightened but she knew she had to hide the fears and have the courage to carry out the errand her mother had sent her.
As such, she had to behave like Kristi, courageous and bold towards the soldiers in order to do what her mother had assigned her to.

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Ch 5, p48-49

Prev scenes - Annmarie was able to run away from the soldiers
This section, she, Ellen and her family were trapped and caught off guard by the soldiers who came into their house. She realized she very tensed throughout this period about how she felt at that time and  about the whole situation. She was so fearful that she had imprinted the star of David in her palms. This is a powerful imagery to show how we could hold on to things so tightly without knowing.

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"Hold still," Annemarie commanded. "This will hurt." She grabbed the little gold chain, yanked with all her strength, and broke it. As the door opened and light flooded into the bedroom, she crumpled it into her hand and closed her fingers tightly.

Terrified, both girls looked up at the three Nazi officers who entered the room.

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- When A put on the necklace of the Star of David. (Chapter 5)
- When A took her mom's place to take the important envelope to Uncle Henrik (p 109)
- When she understood what it meant by knowing less made one more courageous. (somewhere in the middle)

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Chapter 5
pg 45 - The Nazi's visit at the apartment

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Chapter 3
There was a little growth - she realized that it was war, not a fairytale and that there will be some losses. and that she is not responsibility. She understood the seriousness of the war.
Later saw

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Ch 5, p48-49
Previous times - she was able to run away from the soldiers
In this section, Annmarie was not able to run. She and her family, and Ellen, were caught off guard by the soldiers in their home. She realized how tensed she was at that time about the encounter and the whole situation that she imprinted the Star of David that was in her hands. This was the climax.

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What change do you notice in Annemarie? How and where do you notice this change?

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What change do you notice in Annemarie? How and where do you notice this change?

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