In number the stars 7. Annemarie believes that ordinary people, like her, don't have to be brave. Do you agree or disagree with her? Explain.

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r. Annemarie is going to be called upon to be brave and do something dangerous later in the story. This is foreshadowed when Annemarie comforts herself

with the thought that, in real life, people are not asked to be so brave as to be willing to die

for another person. Readers know better than Annemarie how serious her situation is. We

also know that many Jewish people will be killed by the Nazis and that some people will be

willing to risk their lives to help protect them. We know that in real life sometimes people do

give up their lives for others.

I disagree with her because she was just like everybody else.

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