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I agree with you because in the past she did give a young soldier her poem book so maybe she does think that young soldiers are respectful.

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I agree with you, and the book  is in the same time period as the movie. I think we did this so we could compare the story or corraborrate the sources.

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What would happen to Elli if she was not a strong or didn't have blue eyes and blonde hair? All of those times that there was a selection, was she chosen because of this? What would have happened to her if she did not go escape to a different block? Would she have been gassed?

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What are the reasons to why Elli thought that the younger officer would be more understanding when she said, "I turn to the other SS man. He is young. Perhaps he will listen." Can I infer that she thinks that the younger officers are more understanding because of that kind, young officer that held her poem book back at  the ghetto? Does age really make a difference, or do people just assume this?

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( 122 ) Elli says " I am no longer anonymous, my name is now A- 17360" Can I infer that before she got the number on her arm she thought she had no name and now she has one? Also can I infer that she is happy that she thinks she now has a new name?

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( 121 ) Elli says that the SS men give each person a slip of paper with a number on it, and they have to get it tattooed on their arm. The in the video that we are watching some people say that they also had to get a number tattooed on their leg or arm. Can I infer that the time period that the people in the video are talking about, is the same time period we are now in, in the book?

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Yeah, but the people did not know that before or now in the book.

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I agree or maybe the people were not obeying the master people's rules because they are of more class for example they had the nice grey coats but then the one guy did try to attack the guard so yourprobably right

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can I infer like in documentary Eli is going to get a number tattoo because the title of the next chapter is tatto

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Can we infer that hitler isn't dead because the date on the page says 1944 and from what I know hitler killed himself after the war and that was in 1945

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I completely agree with you because it's not normal for people to line up and get shot but maybe they weer doing it to protect someone.

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When Elli is cleaning up all the blood she says that they are heroes. But earlier she had wondered what they had been shot for. Can I infer that she thought they were heroes because the might have died to protect others?

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On Page 102 Elli says " Digging Shoveling, and wheelbarrowing became endurable" can I infer that they have already started labor or working at the camp?

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Can I infer that it will get worse than this because we are not yet done with the book? Why did Hitler want blonde, blue eyed peple if he does not even have those traits himself?!!!

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OMG, I can't believe what just happend!!! People lined up and shot?! Why?!!! WHY?!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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can we infer that if elli didnt have her nice hair she would have not have had gotten to stay with her mom and not even be alive because so far people like the guards and people in charge have kind of helped her almost its like her looks have saved her will this change soon due to the lack of her hair and style?

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can i infer that the young guard is being so nice and excepting and helpful because elli looked like his sister?

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i totally agree with you i didnt even start to think this far but i totally agree and think that this could very possible that this could be the case

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I agreeee!!!! Will he turn her in, or will he keep her family and poems safe?!!! What do you think?

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I agree with you because this book hasn't just gone to violence but all the way to Genocide.

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Elli gave the young soldier her poems that are very special to her. Can I infer that Elli trusts him just because he is nice to her?

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The young soldier sits next to Elli in the carriage. Can I infer that he is nicer to Elli and her family because he is different then the other soldiers and maybe is forced to do what he is doing now?

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This sounds so horrible! We are moving through the stages of prejeduce very fast. When all the women's hair was shaved off, it was an example of dehumanization. Another example of dehumanization was when they all had to drink out of the same bowl of soup and there was no spoon. One example of violence was when the soilder told them to remove their clothes or they would be shot. Thsi got even more violent when the soilder shot someone. Another example of violence was when Aunt Serena died in a gass chamber. This was an attempt of genocide because they did a mass murder, not just Aunt Serena.

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Can we infer that the young soilder is not to blame for things that happened to the jews because he does not know about what is happening? This relates to our disscussion about wheather or not the old people in their 90's should go to trial for their involvement in the mass murders of jews. If this soilder was wanted to be put on trial for what happened to the jews, I would say he shouldn't because he did not even know about what was happening. I know this because in the book, he tries to open Elli's notebook of poems and she says please don't. He asks why, and she tells him about the buring of the books. He di not even know about that.

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I wondered that too! Earlier we were talked about if she wanted to be a jew or not. On example of this was when she did not want to wear the yellow star. Her brother wore it like a medal, but she did not like it and was afraid to go outside with it on.

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I agree because both of her parents promised to wake her and they both didn't. So I also wonder why!

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When Eli says " for the first time in my life, I am happy to be a Jew" (44) can I infer that Eli was never happy being a Jew because of what she just said?

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I agree with you because in the first couple pages of the book Eli had already gotten so much taken away from her that she really cared about. She was dehumanized in the way she couldn't talk to the other kids and had her bike taken.

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What are the reasons to why the young soilder lets them give the gifts to Elli and says, "Let no one see?" Can I infer that he is different from the other soilders in a way that he is more kind? What are the reasons to why he is kinder than the other soilders?

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What are the reasons to why Elli's father did not wake up Elli to say goodbye? Can I infer that he did not want her to see him in such bad emotional health?

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When Eli says " My birthplace is disappearing  rapidly. Will I ever see it again?'" Can I infer that Eli must have doubts about coming back to her hometown? (40)