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Lisa and Erik ride her bike on the way to her apartment. Everything seems to be fine, Anne and Sarah are playing on the floor so she stands up and gives them hugs. Lisa realizes she needs to get to the hospital because her dad is waiting for her. Lisa packs a bag for Sarah then calls every Jewish family she knows to tell them the rabbi is going on holiday so they should consider going on one as well. She then starts to call random Jewish sounding families, she has been calling for hours. She then picks up Sarah and her bag then leaves. Lisa gets to her dad’s office, he asks where her mom is. Lisa says she’s gone with Stefan. Lisa’s dad then tells her about how they plan on going to Sweden once they can. Lisa starts filling admission forms, as time goes by Stefan and their mom still haven’t come back yet. They later arrive and Lisa is very happy to see them. It starts getting dark out and many more people have arrived. Lisa looks around and sees a bunch of scared and sad people, she even sees her friends from school with their families. Lisa couldn’t sleep that night so she was thinking about Sarah and how much she comforts her.

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Lisa starts off the chapter by knocking on Eriks door. Erik lets her inside because she said she wanted to talk to everybody in the house. Lisa tells Erik and his grandparents about how the Germans are going to take all the Jews and she suggests Erik should go with her back to Copenhagen. Erik starts protesting again and isn’t taking it seriously so Lisa has to slap him and yell at him so he understands. He finally agrees, Erik and his grandparents say goodbye to each other, then they leave. Some Germans were on the seat next to them on the train. Lisa knew some Germans and didn't like what she was hearing so they got on a new train.

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“ ‘No, Father, it can’t be!’ I cry. I’m not willing to accept what he’s getting at. What does it matter that we are Jewish? I don’t feel any different than anyone else, and I’m not treated differently. Now will I have to be only a Jew? Is being a Jew all that’s important about me? The very name Eichmann makes me feel sick to my stomach.” Lisa is contemplating keeping her Jewish title because she is so tired of getting discriminated against for something she couldn’t control at the time. She is thinking how much it actually means to her and if she would care to let it all go.

“ ‘I’m afraid there will be no service tonight at the synagogue,’ Father continues. ‘Rabbi Melchior told everyone at the early service that he’ll be closing the  synagogue. He’s going on holiday' I almost laughed. The rabbi going on holiday on Rosh Hashanah? Then it hits me.” Lisa was told the rabbi was going on holiday on Rosh Hashanah. She didn’t believe it because it’s one of the biggest holidays of the year for them so they wouldn’t want to miss it. Then it hit her that there would be something bad happening that day so they didn’t want groups of people celebrating because then it would make an easier target for the Germans.

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Define the significance in these quotes

“I remember I was dreaming about a bee. A giant bumblebee. It was buzzing in my ear; it was going to sting me. I opened my eyes and sat up with a start, but the buzzing didn’t stop.” Maybe because it was when the war had started she thought it was a bee in her dream but when he woke up it was still going. Maybe this line is trying to tell you the significance of war and what it can do to people.

“I leap off, dragging my bag, run into the grass and trees beside the stop, and finish throwing up. Then I sink down by my sack. I’m weak, I’m shaking. I think I’m crying, and my mouth tastes terrible. I want to go home. How did I get myself into this? I think back to the streetcar. All those people – they saved me. Maybe they saved my life." This is when Lisa realized how dangerous these kinds of things are in a war. This also shows what it can do to innocent people like Lisa, she did all that and risked her life just so other people would know what's going on.

“She whispers to me, ‘That was for Mama and Papa. But it was only the first.’ She’s actually enjoying herself. A chill runs down my spine. My God, I think, these Germans are dragging us all down to their level. How will we keep ourselves better than them?” Lisa is realizing how low people have stopped just to defend themselves. She is starting to think everyone is taking after the Germans because they're being violent and they’re killing people.

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Lisa knows her plan to awake the country about what is actually happening is working. The Germans are setting more and more bombs off everyday. Susanne left to go somewhere without saying anything so now Lisa is worried because she might get caught in a mob. It was now Lisa’s 15th birthday and Jesper took her out to Tivoli. There was a guy making fun of the German salute, the Germans went after him but the crowd smuggled him out. Lisa was having a great time, she was going on rides, eating food and playing games. Susanne comes rushing home with a gun saying they need to hide it, she then tells Lisa she killed the two men they met when they were following Stefan. Lisa suggests hiding the gun under a loose floorboard in her closet. Two Germans soldiers stop Lisa and her friend, she throws up immediately and claims she has terrible stomach pain. The German soldiers were a bit suspicious but let them go anyway. Erik brings terrible news saying the German Nazis declared martial law. Which means they are arresting their police, taking over their army and Parliament is dissolved. The notice their navy is sinking their ships so the Germans can’t have them.

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It was her motivation because her parents died in the explosion so she wanted to get back at it. She is concerned because she doesn’t want to be like the Germans because they are bombing places and killing people and she doesn't want to do the same.

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In chapter eight, what was Susanne’s motivation for helping with the resistance bombing? After they set the factory bomb, Lisa says the following: “A chill runs down my spine. My God, I think, these Germans are dragging us all down to their level. How will we keep ourselves better than them?”

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1. It was in the middle of an invasion.
2. She got to dance with her crush.
3. Stefan and Erik had a fight.
4. She had a pretty but improvised dress

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Give four reasons why Lisa’s fourteenth birthday is so memorable?

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I think since her parents died and Lisa is her best friend Lisa and her family will let her live at their house. I also think a fun plot twist could be that Sarah is Susannes cousin or some kind of relative. I think the Nazis bombed the dance hall because they weren’t allowed in and they just wanted to get jiggy with it. I think they told her to close them for 2 reasons, number one being if the Nazis see her watching from the window the are likely to bomb their apartment just like the  or take her to a camp. Number 2 they just don’t want her to see it. When she tells them what happened at the hospital. Erik was really upset and got all flushed. Stefan snapped and said he didn’t want to hear any of their phony sympathy. Susanne's parents died in an explosion caused by the Germans so she went to live with Lisa and her family. She later got medical help because she was badly burnt and her hair was gone.

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What do you think will happen to Susanne? Why do you think the Nazis bombed the dance hall? Why did Lisa’s parents order her to close the blinds when the bombs were going off in the dance hall? When Lisa tells Stefan and Erik about the hospital massacre, how does Erik react? Why

does his reaction make Stefan so mad? What “surprise” is waiting at home for Lisa and Stefan when they get back from Lisa’s birthday celebration? What happens to Susanne in chapter seven?

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Lisa’s dad brings home a crying baby. Stefan asked if its parents died but it turns out it’s just an orphan and doesn’t have any relatives to look after it. Lisa’s parents tell her she now has a baby sister, which she likes because she has always wanted a sister. They named her sarah. Lisa gets really sad over the thought of the poor baby not having parents. A big explosion starts rocking their building and Lisa looks out of the window to see a huge fire only blocks away from where she lives. It hits her suddenly, Susanne lives there. She begins to get really nervous about if she’s okay or not. She hears a knock on the door, doesn’t answer it the first time but then she does. It was Susanne, covered in blisters, her clothes were destroyed and she had no hair left. She starts screaming but Stefan gets her to stop so the Nazis don’t hear her. Turns out the Germans bombed the dance hall. The next day Stefan and her father come home and tell her Susanne’s parents died. Lisa was way too tired to cry so she slept, and slept a lot.

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Dear Abby, I have a big problem and I would like your advice. I want to know what you would do if you were trying to get someone to let you do something that’s not particularly good for you. Like you could get in serious trouble but it also would help some people.

So, I’m trying to get my brother to let me join this resistance that is against the German Nazis. It would help the Jewish people in Denmark because the resistance is trying to blow up hardware stores and really anything where the Nazis could get things like barbed wire and weapons to control the Jewish people. I really feel like I could make a difference in this resistance because I would do anything to get rid of these terrible Nazis. Do you think I should keep asking him? If I get caught doing this my whole family could go to a concentration camp.

I really hope I’m doing the right thing by asking you for advice because I have no idea what to do, I’m really confused.

Sincerely,

Disorientated in Denmark

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Lisa is trying to convince Stefan to let her join the resistance. He says no so Lisa pulls out the paper from her pocket and shows it to him. He’s now telling her how it’s not safe for her to do it by herself, she convinces him anyway. The next day when they get to school they find barbed wire around the school with prisoners in it. Her school has been taken over and turned into a prison for the Jews. They didn’t know what language they spoke but Lisa takes out her lunch and gives it to them. They get shooed away from the prison from the guards. Once they get to their new school they see Erik and for the first time he actually seems upset. Once they get home Stefan tells Lisa the plan of how she’s going to get the newspapers from the laundry place and put them on streetcars. It’s Friday now and Lisa is on her first mission, she tells her mom she’s going to pick up the laundry as a cover up. She picks up the newspapers from the laundry mat and gets on a streetcar. She sees that nobody is around her so she reaches and almost pulls out some newspapers. Until two German soldiers sat in the seats across from her. She tries to stay calm but one of them is staring at her, they whisper and laugh so she gets really nervous. When she’s nervous her stomach feels weird so just as the streetcar was making a turn, Lisa threw up all over the soldiers. She gets off then back on a different streetcar to put newspapers on the seats. She’s done at 4:30, gets home, and tells Stefan about how she threw up all over the soldiers. They were both laughing about it.

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Lisa is in class waiting impatiently for the school day to be over so she can go follow Stefan to see what he’s been up to. She knows he has been up to something because two nights ago she heard him and Jesper having a big fight about the resistance and how they need to be more careful or they could get caught. They started playing a game called chicken where they walk up to two soldiers who are standing somewhere and pretend not to notice them, and see who moves first. She keeps finding leaflets on the ground about the real news of the war, so she starts getting suspicious. She asks Stefan about it but he says “you’re too young, and you're a girl.” After school she begins following Jesper and Stefan and it’s pretty easy because there was a big crowd. After some time almost everyone has gone home and Lisa knows all they have to do is turn around and they will see her following them. She sees them get onto a streetcar so she runs and gets on as well but they're not there. She hears a tap on the window coming from the outside, she sees Stafan and Jesper laughing. She just sits down because she doesn’t want to make a scene. She finds a paper on the floor and thinks they must have dropped it. She crumples it up and puts it in her pocket to read at home.

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Lisa is waiting impatiently because she wants to convince Stefan to let her help in the resistence.

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They go around handing out the real information about the war and what the Nazis are actually doing to the Jewish people.

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They are leaving piles of newspapers with the real news on streetcars because the German soldiers have taken over the news stations so the citizens don’t know what's happening. Also Stefan and Jasper are going to bomb stores that would help the Nazis.

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They like to play chicken, what they do is they walk towards them and pretend not to see them, just to see if they move.

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Lisa follows Jasper and Stefan because she wants to know what they have been up to. She discovers that they are planning to bomb hardware stores and places with weapons that could help then German soldiers.

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Why does Lisa decide to follow Stefan and Jesper? What does she discover? What “game” do Stefan and Lisa play with the Nazi soldiers? Name three things the Resistance has done to fight back against the Nazis? How does the Resistance “tell” the Danes the real news of the war? At the end of the chapter, Lisa is waiting anxiously for Stefan. Why?

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Lisa realized that it’s much more serious than she originally thought or what people were telling her. Especially when she read the newspapers of the real news of what was happening and how terrible it was. Also that it is way more major than just not going to school.

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Lisa was trying to convince her dad, who is a doctor, to treat the soldiers wrong but still be nice so they don’t suspect it. She wants her dad to do this to get back at the soldiers and make them sick so they feel what the Jewish people that are being captured feel.

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In chapter two, what dilemma does Lisa’s father face? At the very end of chapter two, Lisa has an important realization about how much the war has changed things. What does she realize? Explain your answer.

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Stefan's reaction- Stefan is confused as to why Denmark surrendered, he is really mad. He’s yelling and throwing a tantrum. He is almost crying, and seems very overwhelmed.

Mom and Dad's reaction- The parents are really stressed out and worried for themselves and their kids. At night they made Lisa and Stefan put black blinds on their windows so they could be safe and the German couldn’t get them. They also wouldn't let Lisa walk anywhere without her brother.

Erik's reaction- He doesn’t think things will be that much different from what they were before the invasion. He doesn’t seem that bothered by it, but the others

think he needs to think about what's happening more.

Lisa's reaction- Lisa was okay at first and was saying bad things about the Germans but later she felt more scared when she realized the impact this has on everyone and what can happen to her if she gets captured.

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Lisa starts having nightmares about the German soldiers. So she tries to think about fun memories she made last year. Everyone was told to put black blinds up so no light could be seen outside of their rooms so the German soldiers wouldn’t be able to find their targets. Lisa overhears her parents talking about her dad’s job and how if he doesn’t treat the German soldiers that are hurt he will get sent away because he is Jewish. Lisa was beginning to get scared. Later they were cleaning and setting up things for passover. They invited their cousin Erik over for dinner. Lisa eavesdropped on her parents again and found out they were talking about his job and how he doesn’t want to help the Germans because he thinks he will get shipped off. So why help someone that will put you through hell anyway? Lisa gets a good idea and barges in to tell her dad he should treat them wrong but still act like a doctor. But her dad says he can’t do that because he made an oath to always help the people that come into the hospital. When she goes back to her room she thinks about how much she wants to fight the Germans but she can’t really do anything.

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In chapter one, the members of Lisa’s family have different reactions to the invasion of the Nazis. Describe their reactions.

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It starts with Lisa having a dream about a bee, it was going to sting her but she woke up. She heard her mom calling for her dad. Lisa’s parents told her that there were German planes and that Denmark had just surrendered. Lisa’s brother Stefan was very angry and didn’t know why they surrendered. Lisa was at least a little glad because she thought there wouldn’t be school but there was. There were papers flying everywhere written in terrible Danish with some German and Norwegian. Lisa can’t believe what she's seeing, there’s papers everywhere, soldiers, and Germans driving around waving guns. She threw the paper she was holding on the ground in disgust. Whilst walking along the sidewalk she is talking to Stefan about how she likes being Jewish and she’s proud of it. She especially likes the eight days of chocolate on Hanukkah.