What is the main conflict in The Boy Who Dared?

Answer 1

The main conflict in the book "The Boy Who Dared" by Susan Campbell Bartoletti is between HelmuthHubener and Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party. This is because the story is mostly about Helmuth trying to denounce Hitler and convince other people that Adolf Hitler is doing cruel crimes and lying to Germany.

Answer 2

Helmuth - The main character, "The Boy Who Dared" and who was willing to take a stand for what he believed.

Rudy - Shy, although brave enough to listen to an illegal radio and such.

Karl - Always ready for an adventure.

Answer 3

It's morning. Soft gray light slips over the tall redbrick wall. It stretches across the exercise yard and reaches through the high, barred windows. In a cell on the ground floor, the light shifts dark shapes into a small stool, and scrawny table, and a bed made of wooden boards with no mattress or blanket. On that bed, a thin, huddled figure, Helmuth, a boy of seventeen, lies awake. Shivering. Trembling. It's a Tuesday. The executioner works on Tuesday

Answer 4

The main conflict in "The Boy Who Dared" is a teenager named Helmuth Hübener's decision to resist the Nazi regime by distributing anti-government materials. This puts him in direct conflict with the authorities and challenges his loyalty to his country and his beliefs.

Answer 5

The Boy Who Dared by Susan Campbell Bartoletti is the memories of a Mormon teen while he is awaiting execution for spreading anti-Nazi pamphlets.

Answer 6

The conflict in The Boy Who Dared by Susan Campbell Bartoletti is the Nazis taking over Germany.

Answer 7

The Boy Who Dared is told through flashbacks of Helmuth's life, and ends with Helmuth's execution and a note from the author.

Answer 8

"The worst experience can bring out a person's greatest strength." -The Boy Who Dared