Storyboard
Tekst Storyboardowy
- What are yo doing?
- I don´t want to live in here
- Bruno is very upset because his maid is packing up all his things and he doesn't understand why she would be touching all his things. It turns out that his father is a German officer during World War II and his job requires a transfer from Berlin to Auschwitz.
- Atribuciones de la Imagen:Gas chamber, Auschwitz (7/11 gz08) (https://www.flickr.com/photos/tedandjen/14671403876/) - Ted and Jen - Licencia: Attribution (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)23304-Auschwitz (https://www.flickr.com/photos/xiquinho/16192737790/) - xiquinhosilva - Licencia: Attribution (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)23172-Auschwitz (https://www.flickr.com/photos/xiquinho/16194242497/) - xiquinhosilva - Licencia: Attribution (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)
- Bruno get transport to he´s new house, he sees a little bit upset because he misses he´s friends
- In addition to the Nazi conflict against the Jew, there is also a conflict between Bruno and his parents. as also between bruno´s dad and bruno´s mom. Brunos mom say to bruno that please dont explore out of the house
- Bruno and Shmuel explore the prision
- Bruno and Shmuel are locked inside the prison.
- Bruno goes against his mother's wishes and explores beyond the fenced-in yard. He meets and befriends Shmuel and starts visiting him every day. He throws food at her too.
- Bruno changes into a set of striped pajamas and crawls under the fence to the prisoner's side. He leaves his clothes and boots behind. The two boys go to take a look at the prison for Shmuel's father, who has disappeared.
- Bruno and shmul get into a camera of gas, where they both die
- Brunos dad and mom see that bruno die and brunos dad get in concience that what he is doing is bad.
- END
Atrybuty Obrazu
- 23172-Auschwitz - xiquinhosilva - (Licencja Attribution )
- 23304-Auschwitz - xiquinhosilva - (Licencja Attribution )
- Gas chamber, Auschwitz (7/11 gz08) - Ted and Jen - (Licencja Attribution )
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