Lisa

Lisa’s mother and father

Erik

Stefan

Sarah

A brief mentioning of Susanne

And many Jewish people hidden in the hospital

Discomforted in Denmark

Lisa went to a dance hall. This dance hall was for adults, more specifically people 15 or older. But the hall decided to make an exception for Lisa since it6 was her 14th birthday. She is wearing a beautiful and elegant new white dress with white gloves, and a brown coat. But before Lisa leaves, she sees her father weeping and filled with sorrow. This completely affects her mood, and she is now concerned for the rest of her birthday. Although Jesper helps to calm and comfort Lisa in this confusing time filled with gut wrenching emotions.

2.  When Lisa tells Stefan and Erik about the hospital massacre, how does Erik react? Why does his reaction make Stefan so mad? (3)

Erik isn't even phased by the invasion and masacre. But that isn't Erik’s fault, it's the fault of Erik’s influential parents. I will compare his parents to the people who didn't believe in Covid-19. Both people thought all that was happening were just publicity stunts to get attention from the media. But I’m sure they always knew what was really happening, they were just completely in denial.

3. What “surprise” is waiting at home for Lisa and Stefan when they get back from Lisa’s birthday celebration? (1)

Lisa and Stefan come home to a baby crying in their house. They later find out this is their new baby sister. Her parents were shot and killed hwne the Nazis envaded the hospital theat Lisa’s father worked at. Sarah, was now joining their lives.

4. What happens to Susanne in chapter seven? (2)

Susanne’s parents die due to a giant explosion. Susnane luckily survived, but was never the same after the death of her parents. She became dark and cold, ahd extremely close minded.

5. In chapter eight, what was Susanne’s motivation for helping with the resistance bombing? (1)

After losing her parents, Susanne had nothing to lose. She put all of her anger, sadness, and fear into getting her bloody revenge. She was so strong and powerful, especially for being so young.

6. 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?” (p. 46)

In your own words tell what does Lisa mean by this and what is she concerned about? (4)

Lisa’s feels as if by creating bombs, and murdering the German soldiers, she’s becoming as scary and inhumane as the Nazis. They’re relentlessly killing other people just on their beliefs and political standpoints. Lisa is scared that her and her loved ones are becoming exact replicas of the soldiers that are torturing the Jewish people. Lisa feels filled with fright.

I almost laugh. The rabbi going on holiday on Rosh Hashanah?

Then it hits me.” (p.62)

Why would a Rabbi take a vacation on a truly important religious holiday? Lisa wondered that for a while. Then it hit her. This isn't some vacation to relax and sip piña coladas by the beach, this was the vacation to save his life, and many others. The Rabbi was politely and carefully trying to inform the other Jewish people about the invasions Germany had planned on Denmark and the remaining Jews. Once Lisa picked up on this clue, she knew it was time to go. She knew it was time for everyone to go.