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Hannah has completely lost her modern memories and now struggles with the memories she has as Chaya, remembering slowly about the life of Chaya. It seems almost as if her memories are being rewritten and memories of her former, modern self have vanished. Is this the power of time travel or the power of the holocaust? Which ever it seems to be, I will say that I absolutely love how awesome they make the character Rivka as she so articulated and knowledgeable. On top of that she's only 10 years old. Hannah even thinks that, "She couldn't have been more than 10 years old, yet her face seemed ageless."

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Rivka is alone, having lost her entire family except for her brother. She's trying to save Chaya, Esther and Shifre by teaching them the ways of the concentration camp and giving them supplies to survive the cold.

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In this chapter I think that Rivka is a very important character because  she will guide
Chaya/ Hannah and Shifre in the camp. She will teach them what not to do and what is right.

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Bruno was kept from the knowledge of the Holocaust and the horrors his father put into action on a daily basis because all the role models in his life felt that it was not proper information for children to know about. Because of this, he cannot make sense of Auschwitz and the people who live inside of it. Bruno lives surrounded by hatred, but his innocence prevents him from feeling the hatred himself and he grows to become very close friends with someone that he is supposed to hate.

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I think that Chaya and Shifre can trust Rivka. She as survive in the camp for one year. Also she know what the rules are to survive in this camp. She can help them because they are new and teach them how to survive .

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Rivka told Chaya/Hannah about the rules of the camp because she cared about Chaya/Hannah. Rivka is caring and likes looking out for others, even if she is living in terrible conditions.

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I thought that it was very kind and useful for Rivka to explain the ways of the camp for Chaya and Shifre because Rivka knows how to survive in the camp and she has witnessed and learned what you are supposed to do and what you are not supposed to do.

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Even though she lost most of her family Rivka was still willing to help other people as well as herself even in such a harsh environment without a family to support her.

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In my opinion, this chapter is a realization about how horrible the camp was really going to be like,  it also conveys sadness and grief in the way Tziporah just dies in her sleep and Rivka's story, and the chapter also brings a hope of surviving and a dismal prospect of death.

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i think its  devstating how all these bad things happened. Rivka is a perfect leader because she has been there  a long time.

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i think its  devstating how all these bad things happened. Rivka is a perfect leader because she has been there  a long time.

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Rivka was very informational for Cheya/Hannah to learn from her what to do and what not to do. Learning what to do and no to do in the camps so then Hannah can stay alive. The camps are a harsh place to live so therefore it is good for the new prisoners to learn how to get around certain things.

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I think that Rivka is a very observant staperson because over the time she has spent there she has noticed all these little kinks that she calls rules, to help her and other people survive in the camp or better their time there.

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I thought it was very interesting to hear about Rivka's life in thew camp. She makes these "rules" in the camp in order to help others like Hannah, she helps others because she lost her family.

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I think that by informing Chaya of the rules of the camp and sharing her wisdom, Rivka is protecting her and preventing her from messing up and being killed. At first, they are skeptical of Rivka's 'rules', but once they see how important they are, and how she does know what she is talking about, they realize that they should trust Rivka and follow her lead. |-/

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I think that Rivka is good for the new prisoners because she knows a lot and she has been there for a long time. She is very experienced with that camp and all the things that come with it. She is very informational for Hannah so that she knows what to do and when to do it to survive. The littlest things could have gotten you killed in the camps.

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i think that rivka is nice that she shares the rules and helps the kids stay alive. and also she can relate and help the kids sad moments and how they cant find their loved ones

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I think that it is very kind of Rivka to do this , she has been through a lot and can use that to help others. Remembering people through the numbers is smart because it allows you to remember who you are. Plus, I don't think the Nazis will want to remove the number if they find out.

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In my opinion, Rivka is an very optimistic person. Even though she lives in the terrible concentration camps, she remains strong, helpful, and to some point happy. Nearly all of her family members were murdered, and she may be sad inside, but she stands out from the other depressed young residents because she helps her friends and tries her best to save her newfound friends, such as Hannah/Chaya.

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This was a sad chapter because we have to hear all the sad and terrible things that the people in the camp have to do to survive. You also hear the sad stories about Rivka's family, and the kid Tziporah dies.

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This was a sad chapter because we have to hear all the sad and terrible things that the people in the camp have to do to survive. You also hear the sad stories about Rivka's family, and the kid Tziporah dies.

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I think it is good that Rivka is making her follow these 'rules' because if not she could be in serious trouble and her chances at surviving might dwindle. I think Rivka most reminds me of Gitl because Gitl also wanted to make Chaya follow 'rules' so Hannah could have some self hope in a place where there is little. I think Rivka has a very good sense at what is happening in these camps when most don't understand the big picture , because they are trying to make sense of something that doesn't. Also I think it makes every one realize how bad these camps were and how careless, unforgiving, and heartless the
Nazis were.

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What I think about the chapter was that Rivka was very helpful by telling Hannah about the camps. I also think that Rivka must be very strong to go through most of her family dying and to go through all this hard labor. Even after all that she still remembers herself and still helps Hannah. At the same time I think Rivka has things to improve like how she just left Ether alone instead of trying to help her.

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I thought the tone of the chapter was serious because the author described some of the horrible experiences Rivka went through and it really got me to think how lucky I am to live a life where nothing even remotely this horrible has ever happened to me. Although the whole book made me feel lucky, certain parts of this chapter put me in a sad mood. On page 117 it says, "'One of my sisters could not run fast enough to disappear into the midden's sanctuary. They sent her with my mother, right through the door into Lilith's Cave. I can still hear her calling to me to save her, to hide her...'". I have two little sisters and trying to visualize this part of the story sent chills down my spine and I almost wanted to cry.

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I think Rivka is really strong to have survived so long. She is only 10, but I think that she is rather like the girl the Badchan described, "How did you get to be so wise, Old girl in young-girl disguise." Rivka knows her way around the camp and that makes her wise, for example, she knows who to talk to and who to avoid. Also people have described her as 'ageless', so she's a old girl in young-girl disguise.