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Before the beginning, when Paul Fisher is in kindergarten. One of Erik's friends calls Paul "Eclipse Boy". (Erik is Paul's brother) On Paul's first day of kindergarten, he is bullied by 5th graders about him being legally blind. At the beginning of the novel and Erik doesn't defend him letting him get teased.Next, Erik and Paul move houses, with their parents, from Houston, Texas to Lake Windsor Downs in rural Tangerine, Florida. Erik, the older son, looks forward to a football scholarship at the university of his choice. Paul, the younger son, is visually impaired and considered blind, but plays soccer. His family credits his visual injury to a solar eclipse, which he does not remember. Soon after they unpack, Paul goes for a tour of his new school, where characters Mike Costello and his brother Joey are introduced. One day at football practice, Mike Costello is killed by lightning; whereupon Erik and his friend Arthur Bauer tell jokes after hearing the news, even though Mike was one of their teammates. On his first day of school, Paul meets Coach Walski, the coach of the soccer team, and tries out for the team, but is later told that his visual impairment prevents his eligibility, and blames this on his mother's revelation of the impairment to the school administrators.

While Paul is at school, a field of portable classrooms collapses into a sinkhole. Many people, including Paul and Joey, try to rescue those trapped, and no one is seriously injured. The emergency relocation plan gives the students the choice to stay at Lake Windsor, their present school, with a different schedule and more crowded classes, or to transfer to Tangerine Middle School, on the other, poorer side of the county; and Paul chooses Tangerine Middle, to play soccer again. When he arrives at Tangerine Middle School, he is shown around by a girl named Theresa. At lunch, Paul asks Theresa about the soccer team. Theresa tells Paul that her brother, Tino, is a member. She brings Paul to a soccer meet after school and he joins. At first, Paul's teammates Victor, the team captain, and Tino hesitate to befriend him; but a victory in the first game of the season (against the aggressive Palmetto Whipoorwils. The whipporwills were pushing them around and calling them names,but the team acted as if they were used to it and just ignored him) convinces Victor to do so. Paul then persuades Joey Costello to join the school. After a quarrel with Paul, Joey returns to Lake Windsor. Throughout the story, houses in Paul's neighborhood are fumigated for termites many of the houses are robbed by Erik and his friend Arthur. A man named Luis is introduced as the older brother of Theresa and Tino. Luis works at his parents' citrus farm and is developing a new kind of tangerine called the Golden Dawn. While at Paul's house for a school project, Tino makes a comment about how Erik fell down while attempting to a kick an extra point during an earlier football game; and Erik slaps Tino. Luis goes to Erik's football practice to confront him with this; but Erik distracts him while signaling his friend Arthur to strike Luis from behind using a club, which is referred to as a "Blackjack" for the rest of the story. This is witnessed by Paul, and Luis is found dead six days later from an aneurysm. Arthur had hit Luis hard enough to cause the aneurysm to weaken, and eventually burst 6 days later. Paul is told by Theresa not to go to the funeral because he is Erik's brother, and he grieves alone.

On Senior Awards Night, Tino and Victor attack Erik and Arthur as revenge for killing Luis. The football coach restrains Tino, but Paul distracts him by jumping on his back, so that Tino and Victor can escape. Paul runs back to his house, where a confrontation with a furious Arthur and Erik causes Paul to finally fully recall the memory he had been repressing—after spray-painting a wall and wrongfully assuming that Paul had turned them in, Erik restrained Paul while Victor Castor (his lackey at the time, mirroring Erik's relationship with Arthur) sprayed paint into Paul's eyes as punishment. Paul confronts his parents about their concealment of the event. His mother cries and they admit to lying about the eclipse, stating that they were only trying to ensure that Paul never hated Erik. Paul's father finally breaks down as well when Paul questions whether they thought that would be better than Paul hating himself instead.

Later, Paul's mother discovers a gym bag in the Fishers' garage full of items that had gone missing from the tented houses in the neighborhood, and holds a meeting to reveal that Erik and Arthur are the cause of the missing items. Paul's father presents a restitution proposed by the sheriff, which, if signed by all the robbery victims, would result in all victims being compensated in exchange for Erik and Arthur not having charges pressed against them. Reluctantly, the victims agree. As they leave, they find the police, led to the house by Joey, waiting outside to arrest Erik and Arthur for the murder of Luis. Paul agrees to give the police a full statement.

Back at the school, Paul and his mother meet with the principal, who informs him that Tino and Victor have been suspended for three weeks for attacking a student. Since Paul attacked a staff member, he is expelled from all public schools in the county. As Paul and his mother leave the school, the kids outside express approval towards him for his actions defending Tino and Victor.

Paul is enrolled in private school, his only choice after his expulsion. Despite this setback, Paul resolves to continue playing for the War Eagles. The book ends with Paul being driven to his third school of the year by his father, thinking about Mike Costello and Luis and taking in the sight and smell of the orange groves.

Awards[edit]

Rebecca Caudill Young Reader's Book Award Nominee (2001)

South Carolina Book Award for Junior Book Award (2000)

Michigan Library Association Thumbs Up! Award Nominee (1998)

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Yes, Rohan I think they can. They probably want to lead you into their trap or something.

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‘“The ospreys, the birds of prey, from those giant nests out on Route 89. They swoop down, snatch up the koi, and fly up back to their nests. No one sees them; no one thinks about them; no one suspects them...Finally mom said to me, ‘Paul if you knew about this, why didn’t you ever tell anyone?’”
Well, hello Paul's mom, whenever Paul tries to tell you something, you do not believe him!

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I would kind of agree with Ann but I would also kind of not agree because would you give up your life on one person? That one person has a life themselves.

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tsubasa teddy

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That is really sad and the dad slapped him in words of michelle from full house how rude

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To answer Ann's question way back when, I did step up when my friends sister was getting bullied I stepped up to the bully

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I agree with everyone because these are all good facts and pieces of evidence in the seminar!! good job guys.

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i agree with Pradyun

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“The dead baby was torn from its mother’s arms and cast behind a horse’s watering trough. The child’s mother began to wail, but her husband slapped his hand across her mouth, whispering, ‘Hush, hush, hush.’”

That is so horrible!!!!!!
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To answer Jackson's question, I would stay with my kommando brother because I couldn't bare to see people die everyday.

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Film version; the book is a little different than the film, such as: Hannah Stern is a like 25-year-old (at least) Jewish girl living in the present day (time of publication: 1980s). She is bored by her relatives' stories about the past, is not looking forward to the Passover Seder, and is tired of her religion. When Hannah symbolically opens the door for the prophet Elijah, she is transported back in time to 1942 Poland, during World War II. At that time and place, the people believe she is Chaya Abramowicz, who is recovering from cholera, the fever that killed Chaya's parents a few months ago. The strange remarks Hannah/Chaya makes about the future and her inability to recognize her "aunt" Gitl and "uncle" Shmuel are blamed on the fever.

At her "uncle's" wedding, the Nazis come to transport the entire population of the village to a concentration camp near Donavin, and only Hannah knows all the terrors they will face: starvation, mistreatment, forced labor, and finally execution. She struggles to survive at the camp, with the help of a girl named Rivka. Uncle Shmuel and some other men try to escape; the men are caught. Fayge, who was going to be married to Shmuel, is killed because she runs to Shmuel when he is about to be shot with the men that were caught. Yitzchak escaped and lived in the forest with the partisans, fighting the Germans.

Later, when Hannah, Rivka, Esther, and Shifre are working, a guard overhears them talking instead of working. Shifre tries to reassure the guard they have been working, but he takes them anyway and leaves Hannah by herself. As the three are about to leave, Hannah takes Rivka's place by putting on her babushka. Since the guards don't know their faces, this goes unnoticed by the officer. The women are led to the gas chamber. She is then transported back to her family's Seder. Aunt Eva calls her over. Hannah looks at Aunt Eva's number; it is the same as Rivka's.

Hannah (when she was Chaya) was really the woman she was named after, Rivka was Aunt Eva, and Rivka's brother, Wolfe, was Grandpa Will. (Aunt Eva said that they changed their names when they got to America.)

The epilogue at the end of the novel reveals that when the camp was liberated, the survivors were Gitl (weighing a mere seventy-three pounds), Yitzchak, Rivka, and Leye (a worker in the camp) and her baby. Gitl and Yitzchak immigrate to Israel where Yitzchak becomes a politician while Gitl organizes a rescue mission that is dedicated to salvaging the lives of young survivors and locating family members. The organization is named after Chaya, her niece that died a hero.

References[edit]

Children and Young Adult Literature portal

1. Jump up^ "(Awards & Nominations)". Jane Yolen. May 18, 2003. Retrieved April 29, 2012.

2. Jump up^ National Jewish Book Award Winners

3. Jump up^ "Year 2000 Nebula Nominations (Press Release)". SFWA (Science Fiction Writers of America). April 15, 2000. Retrieved February 21, 2011.

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In a book that you read, did a side character step up.

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To Pradyan's question, if the person I loved the most had died, I would willingly go myself to die so I could be with them

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Trees are green
So are tangerines (orange)

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i think Christian is lying

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I agree with brenda

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The Devil's Arithmetic is a historical fiction novel written by American author Jane Yolen and published in 1988. The book is about Hannah Stern, a Jewish girl who lives in New Rochelle, New York. Wikipedia

Originally published: November 1988

Author: Jane Yolen

Characters: Rivkah, Hannah Stern, Chaya Abramowicz, Will, Aaron Stern

Genres: Fantasy, Historical novel

Awards: National Jewish Book Award for Children's Literature

Nominations: Nebula Award for Best Novella, World Fantasy Award—Long Fiction

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Christian, how hard is it to tell everyone one of your Text Evidence's?

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To answer Pradyun, I would do it if it was true love and the person I was with was super nice.

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Without thinking through the why of it, Hannah snatched the kerchief off Rivka’s head. “Run!” she whispered. “Run!” she whispered. “Run to the midden, run to the barracks, run to the kitchen. The guard is new. He won’t know the difference. One Jew is the same as another to him. 

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Without thinking through the why of it, Hannah snatched the kerchief off Rivka’s head. “Run!” she whispered. “Run!” she whispered. “Run to the midden, run to the barracks, run to the kitchen. The guard is new. He won’t know the difference. One Jew is the same as another to him. 

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Tangerine is a young adult novel by Edward Bloor, published in 1997 by Harcourt. Wikipedia

Originally published: 1997

Author: Edward Bloor

Followed by: Crusader

Characters: Coach Walski, Monica, Erik, Theresa, Paul, Arthur, Henry D., Victor, Joey Costello, Mike Costello, Tino, Timmy, Luis

Genres: Fiction, Young adult fiction, Children's literature, Speculative fiction

Nominations: Edgar Award for Best Young Adult

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Yeah, but Teddy, Victor and Tino never even depended on Paul.

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"They sat on the benches naked and cold for a long time while the barber worked on each in turn. Hannah glanced around cautiously. With their hair gone, they all looked like little old men. She wondered what she looked like herself, resisting the urge to put her hand up to her head again. She would not think about it. Thinking was dangerous. In this place she would not think, only do."

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“When you get to your new homes, anyone who wants to work will be treated humanely. The tailor will sew, the shoemaker will have his last. And you will be happy among your own people, just as we will be happy you have followed government orders.”

This is where someone was supposed to step up.

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Ryan , I changed it. And you are the one who said that Rosemary is the Blokovas grandaughter. And in the book it says she dies.

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To answer the second ATTENTION PERSON, one of them I answer is dog poop initiative, and the problem is no one wanting to pick up the poo, external.

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I agree with Jackson who agrees with Christina because none of the people who went in Lilith's Cave came out alive.

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I do no think that hope is overrated, people need and they find hope when they are in trouble.

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I think that Paul should've told someone else about Luis earlier than when he did, but it is still great that he did tell because in the beginning of the book I don;t think that Paul would've had the courage.

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This story takes place in Poland grace...
And it never says in the book that she has any kids or brothers or sisters.... :)

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ya i agree with shaili again and jackson

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i agree with Connor, because i would not want to die!
http://giftbask.nexcess.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/Camp-Raco.jpg
here is a link for a concentration camp

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Going way back to Ryan's question about the Yitshak, I think that he went to america because he could not bear how cruel and terrible the memories about the camp and were and he wanted to erase his past identity

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I agree with Aiden when he said the thing about the person stepping up when he was yelling at Eric.

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I disagree that hope is overrated. Hope is sometimes all you have in a hard situation is hope and it will seem worse if you think something bad is going to happen all the time.

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what do you think is the conflict for all of the stuff we did in stepping up and was it external or internal?????

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I usually never believe in hope, I just step up and move on, but if nothing else works, then that is the time I start believing in hope. I agree with Emily, hope is not overated

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I agree with Aarushi, hope isn't overrated, the entire book is basically people hoping to live one more minute, one more, hour, one more day, one more week.

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i agree with jackson

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i agree with Ananya because its important to make everyone happy and try to help.

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Hannah stepped up many times. Nobody really listened to her because of the stories she told Rachel. Another reason they did not believe her is that they thought that she was crazy. One of the guys at the wedding cremony thing said that Hannah was crazy when she said that six-million Jews will die.

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I agree with Christina. I would feel like I have a lot of pressure on me if I know what happens but I knew, I would know to take steps and stop it.

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I disagree with Pradyun

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ya i a disagree with pradyun

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That is true but some people don't have a life and they are depressed or they are crazy people.

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To answer the ATTENTION PERSON I would still remember, despite the bad stuff that happened.

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I diagree with Pradayan because hope is not overrated. Read what I said earlier.
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Answering Ann I would feel like I have a lot of pressure on me because I would know what happens and it would kind of depend on me to give them tips and trick to try to get through the camp

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For Devil's Aritmetic, the two important words were indeed "I REMEMBER," but in this whole Socratic Seminar, the two most important words are Stepping Up

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I disagree with Pradyun and I think that hope is not overrated and I agree with Rohan.

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Why is Hope overrated? i don't get it. is hope a movie?

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That is what Fayge said. She said that she preferred the dark wolf she knew to the dark wolf she did not

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i agree with shaili and other people

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I have a question ? How would you feel being in Hannah's spot knowing everything that's going to happen but nobody beleiving.

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8 “The boxcars Traveled For Four Days and nights; the only difference that hannah could tell was in the heat. Under the midday sun, it was like standing in an oven, an oven that smelled of human urine and feces.”

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8 “The boxcars Traveled For Four Days and nights; the only difference that hannah could tell was in the heat. Under the midday sun, it was like standing in an oven, an oven that smelled of human urine and feces.”

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I think it is important to remember because if you remember, you have practice of being more brave.

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The main problem in the story is really just WWII, when Adam first starts out he doesn't know where he's fighting, he just thinks he's fighting a war against the enemy.  The enemy is really the axis powers. He is just  told just to shoot the enemy. He is platooned on a small island battling the Japanese. I'm pretty sure these islands were the Tinian Island because after the allies  took control and Adam left, an atomic bomb was dropped over Hiroshima.  I found that America needed an island to launch a bomber plane to drop the bomb. They needed to siege this island to end the war, so Adam and the army came to take the island. When he gets there he is immediately put on the front lines. This is called trench warfare, they dig really tiny holes and take cover from shooters and bombs. So he and Tex are together most of the time. It takes about 10 days for them to defeat all Japanese foes in the island.  Most of the time they found them in caves, easily cornered, and Tex comes really close to some of the bunkers and throws grenades into the bunkers. Adam helps Tex and they slowly overtake the caves. The climax of the story is when a shell land near Adam and Ben, killing Adam’s best friend, Ben, and injuring Adam’s leg with shrapnel. This is resolved when Adam gets treated and transferred to a hospital in Hawaii for long term care. He then meets up with childhood friends there and he goes to where his dad died and he hangs out with his buddies!

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The main problem in the story is really just WWII, when Adam first starts out he doesn't know where he's fighting, he just thinks he's fighting a war against the enemy.  The enemy is really the axis powers. He is just  told just to shoot the enemy. He is platooned on a small island battling the Japanese. I'm pretty sure these islands were the Tinian Island because after the allies  took control and Adam left, an atomic bomb was dropped over Hiroshima.  I found that America needed an island to launch a bomber plane to drop the bomb. They needed to siege this island to end the war, so Adam and the army came to take the island. When he gets there he is immediately put on the front lines. This is called trench warfare, they dig really tiny holes and take cover from shooters and bombs. So he and Tex are together most of the time. It takes about 10 days for them to defeat all Japanese foes in the island.  Most of the time they found them in caves, easily cornered, and Tex comes really close to some of the bunkers and throws grenades into the bunkers. Adam helps Tex and they slowly overtake the caves. The climax of the story is when a shell land near Adam and Ben, killing Adam’s best friend, Ben, and injuring Adam’s leg with shrapnel. This is resolved when Adam gets treated and transferred to a hospital in Hawaii for long term care. He then meets up with childhood friends there and he goes to where his dad died and he hangs out with his buddies!

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If Kevin James did not step up for Allegra, I think that she would have gotten the money. She was probably going to get the money a month after. I think Kevin James made the situation worse. She probably did not get the money after all.

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To answer Christina (again), I think that it did help her prepare, but she was more worried about the gas ovens

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question: why did the new German guard wink at Hannah?

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i have a question why did people call the Lilith's Cave the Lilith's Cave?

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3. Background Info and what you need to know

The year is 1944,  Adam starts out in Bakersfield California. His mom does not want him to join the navy because their dad was killed at Pearl Harbor. [They used to live there.] So Adam devises a plan. He goes to his grandpa's house, where his grandpa signs his papers to join the marines not knowing about his mom’s disapproval. So Adam is on his way to the Marines. First, he needs to go to Navy boot camp. There he meets his best friend, Ben. Here he is really hardened into a fierce soldier through torturous exercises at the camp. After a couple of months of army boot camp he's shipped to war. By the time he gets to the island in Japan it's 1945, the peak of WW2. There he joins a platoon and starts the fight. He fights for 10 days and then takes a break from action. At base he meets up with Ben, but is injured by a shell and Ben is killed. He goes to Hawaii for long term care where he meets up with his old buddies from when he used to live there. He remembers a painful memory there, he and his buddies were in a boat when pearl harbor was attacked. A torpedo nearly killed them all!

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To answer Tsubasa I would give up my life to any of the people that I really love

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See, Hannah went to the future by perishing in Lilith's cave. I would die earlier so that I could go to the future earlier.

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I disagree with ryan, I don't think that the Blokova was Rosemary's grandma because she probably died and I think that her amily would have ended up staying in Poland.

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I agree with Ananya

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“They’re Nazis. Nazis!Do you understand? They kill people. They killed-kill-will kill Jews.Hundreds of them. Thousands of them. Six million of them! I know. Don’t ask me hoe I know, I just do. We have to turn the wagons around. We have to run!”

This is an example where Hannah stepped up early. This is the right time to step up.

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Hitch

So there's this guy named james he is a man of big posture and has trouble speaking out so he has a life coach, his life coach told him two stand out and be bold. So here we are a boring office meeting, there's this girl that they're trying to rip off, he finds her attractive so he decides to stand out for her and tells her to ask for a better deal in the process he quits his job.  He stepped up for this women and pretty much changed her life. He evan quit his job because they took advantage of pople.

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To answer Christina, I think that Rivka would have been killed by one of the things that we think happened in Lilith's Cave.

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Yes, I also would want to know. I would have helped them somehow....

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I am in this corner.

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Yeah, but if you have a life, why would you waste it? A life is precious. A lifetime only lasts a lifetime.

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To answer Aidan's question I think "we are all monsters" means that being locked up in the camp and not doing anything but working they kind of grow frustrated and mad

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I agree with Jackson because if I knew about this then I could try to prevent all of this from happening and plan ahead of time.

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I would have done what Yitchatk had done by running away if i was scared. life was already bad enough just for living there! why not chance a escape?

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If your brother was a kommando would you still try to stay in touch with him or would you leave him to see death everyday.

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Reuven was disabled, he could not run to the midden, his condition might get worse.

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Hitch

In Hitch, Kevin James stepped up for Alegra because the other guys were getting all upset at each other and were yelling at the her. So Kevin said, “THATS IT!” and ended the screaming and yelling at Alegra.

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I would rather know because then I could start my plan to escape and kill the blokova.

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I would rather know, because I would keep to myself and if I know someone is going to die I would try to get them to not do what they did to get sent to the cave

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i wouldn't want to know about that we were going to die, because it will raise panic, and make everyone distressed.

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HitchSo there's this guy named james he is a man of big posture and has trouble speaking out so he has a life coach, his life coach told him two stand out and be bold. So here we are a boring office meeting, there's this girl that they're trying to rip off, he finds her attractive so he decides to stand out for her and tells her to ask for a better deal in the process he quits his job.  He stepped up for this women and pretty much changed her life. He evan quit his job because they took advantage of pople.     

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HitchSo there's this guy named james he is a man of big posture and has trouble speaking out so he has a life coach, his life coach told him two stand out and be bold. So here we are a boring office meeting, there's this girl that they're trying to rip off, he finds her attractive so he decides to stand out for her and tells her to ask for a better deal in the process he quits his job.  He stepped up for this women and pretty much changed her life. He evan quit his job because they took advantage of pople.     

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To answer Shriya I would rather know what I am going to go through, instead of seeing it in reality.

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I would rather know that this would happen so I could plan, but I would be more scared.

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i agree with shaili for the "ATTENTION" person

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What everyone neglected to say was when Chaya was Hannah and she was remembering everything Hannah experienced in her present life. If she was really Chaya then she wouldn't remember Hannah.
- Ryan Miller 2017

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i agree with Shriya

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The words were
I REMEMBER. Those words were very important.