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Boy Behind The Fence. She explains that they are jews,. The fence in the novel the boy in the striped pajamas is symbolic of several different forms of separation. A young german boy befriends a jewish boy in a nearby concentration camp, unaware of the enormity of the horror going on behind the fence. In chapter 10, bruno walks along the massive fence for the better part of an hour before he discovers a small boy sitting by himself. Driven by the need to make new pals, bruno sets out. Bruno notices immediately that everyone behind the fence at auschwitz is wearing what he sees as “striped pajamas.” shmuel must wear them all the time, and they are what bruno uses as a disguise when he sneaks into the All he sees is another lonely boy. Bruno asks her why the people are on the other side of the fence, and she is shocked that he still doesn’t know. Bruno, naive and inquisitive, is unaware of the brutality concealed behind the fence.

Bruno asks her why the people are on the other side of the fence, and she is shocked that he still doesn’t know. In chapter 10, bruno walks along the massive fence for the better part of an hour before he discovers a small boy sitting by himself. All he sees is another lonely boy. Bruno, naive and inquisitive, is unaware of the brutality concealed behind the fence. Bruno notices immediately that everyone behind the fence at auschwitz is wearing what he sees as “striped pajamas.” shmuel must wear them all the time, and they are what bruno uses as a disguise when he sneaks into the The fence in the novel the boy in the striped pajamas is symbolic of several different forms of separation. She explains that they are jews,. Driven by the need to make new pals, bruno sets out. A young german boy befriends a jewish boy in a nearby concentration camp, unaware of the enormity of the horror going on behind the fence.

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Boy Behind The Fence Driven by the need to make new pals, bruno sets out. The fence in the novel the boy in the striped pajamas is symbolic of several different forms of separation. A young german boy befriends a jewish boy in a nearby concentration camp, unaware of the enormity of the horror going on behind the fence. Bruno notices immediately that everyone behind the fence at auschwitz is wearing what he sees as “striped pajamas.” shmuel must wear them all the time, and they are what bruno uses as a disguise when he sneaks into the She explains that they are jews,. All he sees is another lonely boy. Bruno asks her why the people are on the other side of the fence, and she is shocked that he still doesn’t know. Bruno, naive and inquisitive, is unaware of the brutality concealed behind the fence. In chapter 10, bruno walks along the massive fence for the better part of an hour before he discovers a small boy sitting by himself. Driven by the need to make new pals, bruno sets out.