Jonathan attempted to escape from the Hessians because he was being held captive against his will. He wanted to break free so he could return to his own army and continue fighting for independence.
The German soldiers that take Jonathan captive.
In the context of the story "The Hessians" by Robert L. D. McKenzie, the Hessians do not treat Jonathan fairly. They view him as a mere pawn in their games and exploit his vulnerability for their own amusement. This unfair treatment highlights themes of power dynamics and the consequences of conflict, ultimately reflecting the brutality of war and its impact on individuals.
Escape Attempt was created in 1962.
He didn't "escape" he didn't even attempt to escape he was released 5 years after his capture.
On the night of the escape, it was revealed that Jonathan Frisby was a brave and noble mouse who had sacrificed his life to save his family. His act of seeking help from the rats of NIMH to move his family to a safe location showed his selflessness and love for his family.
The Hessians made Jonathan walk in front of them during the fighting to serve as a human shield, leveraging him to protect themselves from enemy fire. This tactic aimed to intimidate their opponents, showcasing their disregard for the safety of a captured individual. Additionally, it exemplified the ruthless nature of warfare at the time, where the lives of non-combatants were often placed at risk to gain a tactical advantage.
It was his good friend Jonathan.
Hessians is pronounced "he-shuns."
The Hessians fought with the British.
The Hessians were German mercenaries, so they were Germans.
escape
he thinks its wrong