https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9 by Lois Lowry en-us 2017-03-27 15:05:16 UTC 2025-12-13 15:40:20 UTC hello@padlet.com beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163454147 During one of there biggest external conflicts Uncle Henrik tells Annemarie this quote. This was an internal battle with her emotions. She was scared, but she had to brave to help her best friend and her family]]> 2017-03-29 15:19:35 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163454147 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163575302 One of the external conflicts that occur is when they're hiding Ellen, Annemarie's best friend from the Nazis. They pretend she is one of there kids which causes the solders to uproar about having a dark haired child when the other two were blonde. It goes as far as toslapping Mrs. Johansen and pulling on Ellen's hair. This is a critical part of the book because this was the closest they've been to getting caught.]]> 2017-03-30 00:17:50 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163575302 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163576305 A quick video summing up the entire book.]]> 2017-03-30 00:27:08 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163576305 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163576998 During the end of book they try to save the Rosen's and other Jewish people. Peter gives Mr. Rosen an important packet, he drops it on the way there. We later find out that inside the packet theirs a handkerchief that helps masked the scent of the hidden Jewish people on the boat so the dogs cant sniff them out. Annemarie's mother broke her ankle so 10 year old Annemarie has to run across the forest toward the harbor to save her family and friends. This creates a big conflict in the novel because she has to make it in time, if she doesn't she may loose her loved ones.]]> 2017-03-30 00:34:22 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163576998 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163579471 The climax in the novel would have to be when Annmarie gets searched by German solders. On her way to taking the secret package to her uncle Henrik they stop her to search her things. Luckily they didn't find anything but, this still creates an intense moment in the novel. ]]> 2017-03-30 00:53:34 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163579471 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163580375 The resolution of the novel is the Rosens and other Jewish people make it to Sweden safe. The war ends two years after that and they welcome the Rosens home to Copenhagen.]]> 2017-03-30 01:02:17 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163580375 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163591790 I think Rupert Grint portrays Peter very well. Hes a ginger for one and he represents peters height perfectly. Peter cares about others more than he cares about himself. Annemarie and Kirsti look at Peter as a brother. He's also the fiance of Lise who is the Johansen's daughter that passed away. He later dies at the of the novel for protecting and helping jews escape.]]> 2017-03-30 03:02:53 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163591790 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163592326 Willow Shields represents Annemarie spot on. She has the blonde hair, blue eyes and she's also very young. Annemarie is a very brave and intelligent young girl. She has to mature at such a young age due to the war]]> 2017-03-30 03:09:34 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163592326 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163592688 He was apart of the resistance team]]> 2017-03-30 03:14:32 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163592688 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163592981 she enjoyed and was very good at running]]> 2017-03-30 03:19:40 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163592981 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163593465 "We don't know where [the Germans are taking the Jews] and we don't really know why. They call it 'relocation.' We don't even know what that means. We only know that it is wrong, and it is dangerous, and we must help." (Lowry pg 78)]]> 2017-03-30 03:27:26 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163593465 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163593546 She understood that she was protecting Ellen the way her mother had protected her. Although she didn't understand what was happening, or why the casket was there […] she knew it was better, safer, for Ellen to believe in Great-aunt Birte. So she said nothing. (Lowry pg 93)]]> 2017-03-30 03:28:36 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163593546 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163851478 "He had written a letter to them from prison the night before he was shot. It had said simply that he loved them, that he was not afraid, and that he was proud to have done what he could for his country and for the sake of all free people."(Lowry 129)]]> 2017-03-31 00:07:00 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163851478 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163851714 "Well," Annemarie said slowly, "now I think that all of Denmark must be bodyguard for the Jews, as well." (Lowry pg 54)]]> 2017-03-31 00:10:25 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163851714 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163851984 She was a talented performer; she often played the leading roles in school dramatics. Games of the imagination were always fun when Ellen played."(Lowry pg. 52)]]> 2017-03-31 00:13:48 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163851984 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163852529 "It will be very cold" he murmmured "Put them on" He found a thick sweater for Mrs. Rosen..." (Lowry pg.88)]]> 2017-03-31 00:20:27 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163852529 beatrizchavez113 https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163853422 "Dead in the water" by Ellie Goulding reprsents the novel perfectly. The song talks about how she's in the water, in the book to get to Sweden you had to take a boat across the giant lake. This song also talks about death and we lose characters throughout the novel, for example Peter and Lise. Overall the meaning of the song can be connected to "Number the stars" for multiple reasons.]]> 2017-03-31 00:29:56 UTC https://padlet.com/beatrizchavez113/jmx34qceq0d9/wish/163853422