Once I closed my eyes the world changed forever. They kept on searching and they never stopped. There were clues, clues that symbolised hope his clothes were under the fence but father never knew why but then he tried to make a conclusion ‘did Bruno walk all they way to Berlin’ he stopped. Mother did not return to Berlin quite as quickly as she had expected. She actually stayed there for months, waiting for Bruno to be found. 

But then mother finally went to Berlin expecting to see Bruno on the doorstep but he wasn’t there of course. Then Gretel followed up to the house but mother was on the floor crying that Bruno was lost. Meanwhile dad thought it was because of him everything was because of father. Father was ordered to go with the soldiers to go to another camp. He was happy to do so because he didn’t really mind what they did to him anymore.

LI: Learning to show an expression meter of how the mood changes throughout the story.

For Reading, Mrs Anderson Reading have been reading the book called The Boy in the Striped Pajamas. Manea and I fiigured the mood in the story goes either high or low. Eg: Shmuel and Brunos friend is really high near hyperactive because their really happy about how they had a connection between them, When they are searching for Shmuels papa they felt hopelee because he was no where to be found and they were close to giving up.

This meter shows the mood throught the chapters in the story and why.

LI: To synthesise your understanding of a text by using varied sentence structures to communicate character, mood, and abstract ideas.

Nothing remained. Soldiers searched the entire perimeter. The gate stood completely empty, and Bruno’s clothes lay abandoned in the mud. Although Mother stayed for several months hoping for a miracle, she eventually returned to Berlin in tears. The haunting silence of the deserted woods echoed through the camp while Father sat alone by the fence, finally piecing together the horrifying truth of what he had done. Utter devastation. “Where did he go?” the family cried out in vain. How could a boy vanish so completely into the shadows of his own father’s creation? Father lost his command, surrendered to his grief, and accepted his ultimate downfall. He realized that the cruelty he built had destroyed his own son forever.

LI: To synthesise your understanding of a text by using varied sentence structures to communicate character, mood, and abstract ideas.

My eyes closed. The heavy walls seemed to shrink closer. Space was completely vanishing, so everyone stood shoulder to shoulder. Because we were packed so tightly together, I could hear everyone’s racing heartbeats. The suffocating heat of a hundred bodies rose through the darkness while the faint sound of collective whispering echoed softly against the cold concrete walls. No escape. “We stay together, no matter what,” Shumel promised.  Would there even be enough air for us to keep that promise? He ignored the darkness, took his shumel’s hand, and refused to let go.  Then, the heavy iron bolt slid into place outside.

Nothing remained. Soldiers searched the entire perimeter. The gate stood completely empty, and Bruno’s clothes lay abandoned in the mud. Although Mother stayed for several months hoping for a miracle, she eventually returned to Berlin in tears. The haunting silence of the deserted woods echoed through the camp while Father sat alone by the fence, finally piecing together the horrifying truth of what he had done. Utter devastation. “Where did he go?” the family cried out in vain. How could a boy vanish so completely into the shadows of his own father’s creation? Father lost his command, surrendered to his grief, and accepted his ultimate downfall. He realized that the cruelty he built had destroyed his own son forever.

My eyes closed. The heavy walls seemed to shrink closer. Space was completely vanishing, so everyone stood shoulder to shoulder. Because we were packed so tightly together, I could hear everyone’s racing heartbeats. The suffocating heat of a hundred bodies rose through the darkness while the faint sound of collective whispering echoed softly against the cold concrete walls. No escape. “We stay together, no matter what,” Shumel promised.  Would there even be enough air for us to keep that promise? He ignored the darkness, took his shumel’s hand, and refused to let go.  Then, the heavy iron bolt slid into place outside and then complete silence.