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My mom as a child was blinded by her innocence and thought she was rich, but her family didn't have as much money.

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“You’re my best friend, Shmuel,’ he said. ‘My best friend for life.”
This shows that Bruno is friends with Shmuel and he doesn't care that he's a jew.

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"And every time we left the house, she told us we had to wear one of these armbands.' "My father wears one too, On his uniform. It's very nice."(pg.127)
This small conversation shows that Bruno is too innocence to know what the armband on Father's uniform actually means

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I think the theme of the story is that innocence can blind us from our surroundings.
In the book Bruno is too young and too innocent to realize what's going on and what his father is doing.

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In this scene  you will see that Bruno and Shmuel have met and Bruno doesn't know that he's a jew and is supposed to stay away.

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Boy In Striped Pyjamas: Bruno Meets Schmuel

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1) “Sitting around miserable all day won't make you any happier.”
― John Boyne
3) "Who are all those people?, and what are they all doing here?"

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A life lesson can be that you can have a friend no matter the difference and they can change your decisions on things. Bruno didn't like Out-With at first, but then he met Shmuel and they became friends. When he was told they were leaving he didn't want to leave because of Shmuel.