Make a comment about the relationship between Rudi, the German airman, and Chas and his gang? Do they treat him like the enemy? How might Rudi have changed their feelings about Germans? In particular, how has Rudi's presence affected Nicky? (write a thoughtful comment that answers these questions)
Why do you think the author choose to introduce the complication of Rudi into the story? What would've Chas and his gang done without the issue of hiding a prisoner of war? Would the story have been as interesting? (write a thoughtful comment that answers these questions)
Monday, June 14, 2010
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I don’t think that the story would be more interesting and the German is probably going to caught by the English so I don’t know why Chas and his gang are trying to hide him.
ReplyDeleteNo I don’t think that they are acting like the German is a enemy.
ReplyDeleteChas and his gang has made a good bond between them and the German with Rudi.
I think that Rudi has changed their mind about the Germans and how they are like.
Nicky’s appearance might of made Nicky feel left out.
Rudi is really not bad like Hitler and Chas and the Gang are helping Rudi to not get caught by the Police.
ReplyDeleteRudi changed the Gangs feeling about the Germans and now there’s a bond.
Rudi has changed the Gangs mind about how the Germans.
The affect with Nicky and Rudi is that they are friend.
when the rudi gets back to his own country and comes back and shoots the secret bunker and kills them all
ReplyDeleteI think that Rudi likes the german and Chas doesnt but they dont treat the german like a prisoner.
ReplyDeleteI think that the author chose to introduse Rudi because Rudi could be a translator so Chas and the gang could understand what there prisoners are saying
ReplyDeletei think that rudi aint bad. and rudi sort of like the german bomber.
ReplyDeleteI think the Rudi feels fine around the gang hoping the don't tell the police about him. I also think the author introuced Rudi to give the kids different thoughts about the Germans
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