Some of hannah's conflicts are; hannah doesn't know where she is when she goes back in time. She thinks ist's all a dream beacuse she drank to much wine. Hannah also doesnt know what language they are speaking. They are really speaking yiddish. Hannah is very confused and really worried when she gets captured by nazi soldiers. At that moment every thing becomes apparent to her, and where she really is.
Yess I agree Tess! There are many great conflicts that are going through Hannah's life at this point. The main conflict is that she doesn't except her religion.
Hannah's main conflict throughout the story is that she doesn't appreciate her religion. When she goes back in time, at first she doesn't believe that she is there. She is actually in the time of the Holocaust. Her conflict then becomes to survive in the harsh concentration camp. Her first conflict, not appreciating her family's values, changes over time. Her main goal becomes to live.
I agree with you Alyssa. When the book starts out and Hannah is in the car she is complaining about why they shouldn't go over to grandpa Wills. But as soon as she opens she opens that door and goes back into time she has a new found respect for her religon and know she has to survive.
I agree with you. she is complaining about going to see her family. she doesnt want to listen to her grandpas stories. she doesnt realize how important her religion is and thats a big conflict.
There are two main conflicts in this book. Hannah's first main conflict is that she doesn't appreciate that she is jewish. When she travels back in time, at first she thinks that it is a dream because she drank too much wine. But when the nazi captures her, it starts becoming real. Her conflict then is to try and survive in the concentration camp. She learns to embrace her culture there.
I agree Nevien! There were many conflicts in the book. I think her conflicts helped her get closer to her religion and understanding the importance and value of her religion. The conflicts kind of play a major role in the book.
I couldn't agree more. The only reason why she celebrated passover was because her parents made her. During passover though she opens the door and goes back into time and then is captured by the Nazi's and is forced to a concentration camp. She then realizes what happened to her religon earlier in time.
In the book so far there are two main conflicts that stuck out to me. The first is that she doesn't appreciate her religion and just wants to fit in as much as possible with all the Christians girls. Another conflict is that she end up in concentration camp. Hannah think that she just drank to much wine and is dreaming but then she realizes that she is living the past in the horrible Holocaust. She then has to learn how to survive in the concentration camps which is extremely difficult. Now her main focus is trying to make decisions that could cause her her life.
I agree with you. As soon as Hannah realizes that what is going on is real she starts to warn the citizens. They don't believe her at the beginning but later they start to trust Hannah's judgement.
There are a couple conflicts in this book. Fist off she believes that Grandpa Will is crazy and doesn't want to celebrate passover with him. Then when she opens the door and goes back in time she has to make a couple of decisions to save her life. When she first went back into time she was very confused on what was going on and just thought it was some kind of joke. Then she realized it wasn't a joke and had to starte making some choices. Like when she meets the other girls her own age she starts telling them stories based off of American movies. That is Hannah's conflict.
Hannah has had many conflicts during this book. The first conflict, is that she does not want to go to her Grandpa Wills house for passover because she thinks he is crazy! Next, Hannah and her brother have a conflict, because they both want to open the door, but Hannah won that confliction. Her last conflict was in the concentration with the nazis, because she was trying to survive. Overall I think Hannah will get past all the conflicts and get back home
Yess I agree Ryan. This book has many conflicts going on throughout the story. I think that trying to escape the concentration camps was one of her hardest conflicts .
Hannah has a lot of conflicts throughout this book. First off she thinks that her grandfather is crazy and does not want to celebrate passover with him or her family. Second, she goes into the door and goes back in time and has to make a couple of decisions to save her life. Third, she was very confused when she arrived and did not know what was going on. But, along with what ryanosman said I believe that she will get passed all of the conflicts and get back home.
Hannah has been though a lot of conflict. She didnt want to go to passover with her family because she didnt want to see her grandfather. she had conflict between her grandpa because he always told stories about his life in the concentration camps. Hannah didnt want to here any of the stories that he told. she knew if she went she would have to listen to more of them. she also thinks her grandpa was crazy. she didnt understand why her grandpa was so crazy.
i agree with you Jalen. there is alot of conflict in this book involving Hannah. Hannah was dreadful on the fact that she had to go to passover to see her family, especially her garanfather. The reason why she had so much conflit with her grandfather was because he always told stories about his past. She also thinks her grandfather is a little crazy. He freaked out when Hannah saw the numbers on his arm, but he really started to go crazy when she started to write them down on her arm.
I agree with Jalen, hannah has been through alot in her family. She did not understand why her grandfather was so crazy with all of those stories he told. I also agree with Jalen, she needs to embrace her religion. Yes, it is very important.
Some of hannah's conflicts are; hannah doesn't know where she is when she goes back in time. She thinks ist's all a dream beacuse she drank to much wine. Hannah also doesnt know what language they are speaking. They are really speaking yiddish. Hannah is very confused and really worried when she gets captured by nazi soldiers. At that moment every thing becomes apparent to her, and where she really is.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you, but her main conflict is that she doesn't understand or except her religion. She is confused and worried, though.
DeleteI agree with you. But i think her main conflict is trying to survive in the concentration camp. Those are some of her little conflicts.
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DeleteI agree Tess! you are right. The main conflict is trying to survive in the concentration camp!
DeleteYess I agree Tess! There are many great conflicts that are going through Hannah's life at this point. The main conflict is that she doesn't except her religion.
DeleteI agree. there are many conflicts going on through the book. one of the main conflicts with hannah is her religion.
DeleteI also agree with you Tess, there are many conflicts that involve hannah.
DeleteHannah's main conflict throughout the story is that she doesn't appreciate her religion. When she goes back in time, at first she doesn't believe that she is there. She is actually in the time of the Holocaust. Her conflict then becomes to survive in the harsh concentration camp. Her first conflict, not appreciating her family's values, changes over time. Her main goal becomes to live.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you. Her two main conflicts are surviving in the nazi camp and not appreciating her religion. You have a good response :)
DeleteI agree with you Alyssa. When the book starts out and Hannah is in the car she is complaining about why they shouldn't go over to grandpa Wills. But as soon as she opens she opens that door and goes back into time she has a new found respect for her religon and know she has to survive.
DeleteI agree with you. she is complaining about going to see her family. she doesnt want to listen to her grandpas stories. she doesnt realize how important her religion is and thats a big conflict.
DeleteThere are two main conflicts in this book. Hannah's first main conflict is that she doesn't appreciate that she is jewish. When she travels back in time, at first she thinks that it is a dream because she drank too much wine. But when the nazi captures her, it starts becoming real. Her conflict then is to try and survive in the concentration camp. She learns to embrace her culture there.
ReplyDeleteI agree completely. She eventually becomes respectful of her religion. Her conflicts help her to live during the concentration camps.
DeleteI agree. She has had many conflicts. I think she learned alot about her religon with the nazis!
DeleteI agree Nevien! There were many conflicts in the book. I think her conflicts helped her get closer to her religion and understanding the importance and value of her religion. The conflicts kind of play a major role in the book.
DeleteI couldn't agree more. The only reason why she celebrated passover was because her parents made her. During passover though she opens the door and goes back into time and then is captured by the Nazi's and is forced to a concentration camp. She then realizes what happened to her religon earlier in time.
DeleteIn the book so far there are two main conflicts that stuck out to me. The first is that she doesn't appreciate her religion and just wants to fit in as much as possible with all the Christians girls. Another conflict is that she end up in concentration camp. Hannah think that she just drank to much wine and is dreaming but then she realizes that she is living the past in the horrible Holocaust. She then has to learn how to survive in the concentration camps which is extremely difficult. Now her main focus is trying to make decisions that could cause her her life.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you. Hannah realizes that this is real, and she has to embrace her religion. She won't be able to survive if she doesn't.
DeleteI agree with you. As soon as Hannah realizes that what is going on is real she starts to warn the citizens. They don't believe her at the beginning but later they start to trust Hannah's judgement.
DeleteThere are a couple conflicts in this book. Fist off she believes that Grandpa Will is crazy and doesn't want to celebrate passover with him. Then when she opens the door and goes back in time she has to make a couple of decisions to save her life. When she first went back into time she was very confused on what was going on and just thought it was some kind of joke. Then she realized it wasn't a joke and had to starte making some choices. Like when she meets the other girls her own age she starts telling them stories based off of American movies. That is Hannah's conflict.
ReplyDeleteHannah has had many conflicts during this book. The first conflict, is that she does not want to go to her Grandpa Wills house for passover because she thinks he is crazy! Next, Hannah and her brother have a conflict, because they both want to open the door, but Hannah won that confliction. Her last conflict was in the concentration with the nazis, because she was trying to survive. Overall I think Hannah will get past all the conflicts and get back home
ReplyDeleteYess I agree Ryan. This book has many conflicts going on throughout the story. I think that trying to escape the concentration camps was one of her hardest conflicts .
DeleteHannah has a lot of conflicts throughout this book. First off she thinks that her grandfather is crazy and does not want to celebrate passover with him or her family. Second, she goes into the door and goes back in time and has to make a couple of decisions to save her life. Third, she was very confused when she arrived and did not know what was going on. But, along with what ryanosman said I believe that she will get passed all of the conflicts and get back home.
ReplyDeleteHannah has been though a lot of conflict. She didnt want to go to passover with her family because she didnt want to see her grandfather. she had conflict between her grandpa because he always told stories about his life in the concentration camps. Hannah didnt want to here any of the stories that he told. she knew if she went she would have to listen to more of them. she also thinks her grandpa was crazy. she didnt understand why her grandpa was so crazy.
ReplyDeletei agree with you Jalen. there is alot of conflict in this book involving Hannah. Hannah was dreadful on the fact that she had to go to passover to see her family, especially her garanfather. The reason why she had so much conflit with her grandfather was because he always told stories about his past. She also thinks her grandfather is a little crazy. He freaked out when Hannah saw the numbers on his arm, but he really started to go crazy when she started to write them down on her arm.
DeleteI agree with you. Hannah needs to embrace her religion to survive. Religion is important
ReplyDeleteI agree with Jalen, hannah has been through alot in her family. She did not understand why her grandfather was so crazy with all of those stories he told. I also agree with Jalen, she needs to embrace her religion. Yes, it is very important.
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