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Emily, full of tears, forgives him.

And they live happily ever after, until Thomas a redeemed man refuses his student's advances and his student, Diana, blinded by anger, reports him to the SS for being Jewish.

Thomas and his wife are then sent to Auschwitz, where they end up dying together.

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Thomas Smith is a tall, 27 year old man who teaches science at a high school. He has huge ears, a small nose, short hair, blonde with blue eyes. He's known for being Kind and helpfull, although he doesn't see it.

It was 11:30 am, at Diego's cafe, located in Berlim, when he had a huge fight with his wife. It was 1933. One year later they got a divorce. But the worst thing happened in August, 1934, when he found out that his wife had left the city he was devasted.

Six years later he was recruited as a soldier in the army. Some months later he got injured and lost his sight. While he was at the hospital he heard a familiar voice. It was his wife working as a nurse. After all those years he still loved her and missed her. When she recognized him she was shocked, she also missed him a lot. So they make up after al those years, and get back together.

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Thomas Smith was a kind and helpful man, he was also blonde with blue eyes, a little nose and tall.

With his girlfriend he was such a jerk. After the 5th time he cheated on her she realised that it was a mistake and broke up with him, but Thomas was convinced that his girlfriend would forgive him another time so he went to Berlin where she was staying.

The 30th of January 1933 he finally found her in Berlin, more precisely, she was in a coffee shop with another man. So he entered the café and shouted: “You jerk! How dare you!? I’m going back to London!” and so he did.

The day after, he was sitting on a bench half drunk when he heard an annoying kid (Thomas hated children), the kid shouted: “Mom! I found a 500 million dollar lottery ticket!” . Thomas stood up, took the ticket and kicked the child away.

Then Thomas went to get the money and he became rich. He had all he ever wanted, but somehow he felt guilty. That poor kid didn’t deserve to be kicked, so he decided to open and underage casino so everyone could be happy thanks to him.

THE END

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Berlin, 1933. The city was cold and tense with the rise of the Nazi regime. Smith, a tall man with a long coat and hat, walked through the snowy streets. He was new to Berlin and in love with Anna, a local artist, who saw in Diego’s cafe taking a coffee .

Smith knocked on Anna's door. She opened it with a warm smile. "Smith, come in. It's freezing outside."

Smith entered, shaking off the snow. "Anna, I've missed you."

Anna hugged him tightly. "I've missed you too."

They sat by the window, watching the snow fall. "The city feels so different now," Smith said.

Anna nodded. "It's dangerous. We have to be careful."

Suddenly, there was a loud knock on the door. Anna's face turned pale. "It's them," she whispered. "The Gestapo."

Smith stood up, his heart racing. The door burst open, and officers stormed in. They grabbed Anna. "No!" Smith shouted, trying to reach her.

"Smith, run!" Anna cried as she was dragged away.

Smith watched helplessly as the love of his life was taken from him. He knew he had to save her.

Days later, Smith met a friend in a dark alley. "Anna is in a prison nearby," the friend whispered. "I can help you get in."

That night, Smith approached the prison, his heart pounding. He bribed a guard and found Anna's cell. "Anna," he whispered, "I'm here to get you out."

Anna looked weak but managed a smile. "Smith, you're crazy. It's too dangerous."

Smith unlocked the cell. "I can't leave you here. Come on."

They escaped into the cold night, moving quickly through the dark streets. As dawn broke, they reached the edge of the city. Smith held Anna close. "We did it, Anna. We're free."

Anna looked up at him, her eyes filled with tears. "Thank you, Smith. We'll start a new life together."

Under the pale morning light, they walked away from Berlin, ready to face whatever the future held, together.