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How do people start to treat Leo differently when he is with Stargirl?
people star to ignore him and stargirl...
How did the society treat the greasers and the socs differently in the outsiders?
they were nice to the socs because they were rich and mean to the greasers cause they stunk
How do gram and grim treat Maxwell differently after max saves freak from tony D?
he didn't save freak freak saved him
How did the British Empire treat its colonies in the South Pacific differently from its colonies in India?
it allowed the colonies to become their own countries as a part of the British Commonwealth
How would you describe the father Ralf in the The Boy in the Striped Pajamas?
I would say there are two sides of Bruno's Father. The more obvious side to him is of course, that he is a cruel, sick man who kills innocent Jewish people. He is hungry for power and is a very stubborn man who will do anything he can to come out on top. He has very strong political and religious views about the Jewish people and when Kotler - the books suggests he kills - Pavel, then Father does nothing to stop him from doing so. He does everything he is told by Hitler to become a leader of the Nazi's and he indoctrinates his children by telling them that what he is dong (or what the Nazi's are doing) are the best and that ''Hitler has big things in mind for him''. So this sums him up as a generally crap person. But there is another side to Father that very few people suggest is true, but it's an option. Maybe Father isn't such a bad person. Maybe he is only doing his job well so he can provide for the family, because if he did not do as he is told by Hitler, then Hitler has the power to do whatever he likes to Father and his family. Maybe he is a good person doing bad things? Maybe he is a bad person with a spark of good inside him? It depends on how you view him throughout the book. The book suggests he isn't a very good lover and husband to Mother, as she is possibly having an affair with Kotler ('sometimes, he is still there when i go to bed, and still there even before i wake up' suggesting that Kotler stayed over the night while Father isn't there) and he doesn't treat Bruno and Gretel as his children, who he loves, but more two people who he is consistently giving them rules and continuously tells them that the Jews 'aren't really like people at all' and that the Nazi's are amazing. But in the last chapter after Bruno has snuck into the concentration camp with Shmuel and has been killed in a gas chamber, we feel sorry for Father. He figures out what Bruno has done and he is taken away by some soldiers, but he doesn't care what they do to him any more (kinky ;)). I have a mixed view of Father, but I got an assessment on this tomorrow -_-. Sorry this answer is so long winded :L x
How do gretel's friends treat Bruno?
Gretel's friends are initially apprehensive about accepting Bruno because he is a Jew. However, after getting to know him better, they treat him with kindness and respect, overcoming their prejudices and forming a strong bond with him.
What do you do when you and your friends r bi?
don't treat them differently
Does society treat people with albinism differently?
does society treat people with albinism diffrently
How did Martin Luther treat black people differently?
Nicely
How does scrooge treat the second spirit differently from the first?
He makes love with him
How do you comfort German sheperd when on menstrual period?
Don't treat her any differently.
Which term means to treat some people unfairly and differently from others?
Discrimination
What are the Symptoms of bullying in marriage?
-If your spouse has suddenly become more aggresive in your marrige. -If he has suddenly started to treat you differently outside of the home and inside. -If he starts to call you demeaningful names. -If he even starts to treat the kids differently.
How did Helens father treat her?
Her father was callum riley and he raped her
How does boo s father and brother treat him?
horribly they treat him horribly
In what ways does your society discourage or punish people for thinking believing and acting differently from the majority?
Doing anything outside of what the majority of the society does makes people treat you differently and look at you differently.
How do you interact with youth?
Treat them as your equal, do not treat to act as they do. It is often best to talk to a younger generation on their own as they often act differently in a group.
