Ellen and Annemarie do not talk to anyone at Uncle Henrik's because they are hiding their Jewish identity from the Germans, who are occupying Denmark during World War II. It is safer for them to remain silent and not draw attention to themselves in order to avoid being discovered and potentially risking their lives.
On the trail to Uncle Henrik's boat in "Number the Stars," Annemarie remembers the story of Little Red Riding Hood as she walks through the dark forest. This fairy tale serves as a comforting and familiar story for Annemarie to hold onto during her journey to help her friend Ellen escape to safety.
They went to the Ocean and Ellen said that her mom has never been that close to the water
Mama's true reason for choosing the country path to Uncle Henrik's house was to avoid suspicion and detection by the German soldiers who controlled the main road. By taking the country path through the woods and fields, Mama hoped to evade their scrutiny and reach Uncle Henrik's house safely with Ellen and Annemarie.
Annemarie remembered the story of Little Red Riding Hood while on the trail to Uncle Henrik's boat. This story served as a comforting distraction and a source of strength for her during their dangerous journey through the woods.
Ellen thought Uncle Henrik's farm was a good hiding place for the Jewish refugees because it was secluded and remote, making it less likely for them to be discovered by the Nazis. She was grateful to Uncle Henrik for providing a safe place for them during the war.
Ellen does not die in Number The Stars. She makes it to Sweden Safley with her family.
Annemarie Johansen and Ellen Rosen were running along Osterbrogade street because they were trying to evade the Nazi soldiers who were patrolling the area and questioning anyone they suspected of breaking curfew or engaging in suspicious activities. The girls were trying to deliver a vital message to Annemarie's uncle, who was involved in the Danish Resistance.
The first thing Annemarie had to do after returning to her Uncle Henrik's house in "Number the Stars" was explain the events that had taken place when the Nazis stopped her and Ellen on their way to Uncle Henrik's boat.
Mama's brother, Annemarie's uncle, was named Uncle Henrik, a fisherman.
because of what uncle Henrik told her in the barn its better to know little
"Number the Stars" is a historical fiction novel by Lois Lowry set during the Holocaust. Some key characters include Annemarie Johansen, the protagonist who shows courage and resilience as she helps her Jewish friend Ellen Rosen escape the Nazis. Ellen Rosen is a Jewish girl who goes into hiding with the Johansen family. Other important characters include Annemarie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johansen, who demonstrate bravery and selflessness in protecting Ellen and standing up against the Nazis.
Annemarie said she was bringing bread, cheese, and beer in the basket to her uncle.