The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas

Bruno's father gets a promotion to 'Out-With' and takes his family with him.

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He's friendly - he talks to Shmuel and they become best friends

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He was selected to go to his house to polish the glasses as labor.

Lars is the family butler.

they're just friends, it all started when Bruno went to the other side of the fence to explore, until he found a boy called shmuel and became his friend.

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His friend is called Shmuels

In Chapter 10 of The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, Bruno meets Shmuel.

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There are various differences between the book and the film. The main difference being of the perspective. In the book although it is written in 3rd person, the book is seen entirely through Bruno's eyes. This means everything that we know is interpreted through Bruno. In the film we see for ourselves what is happening and don't need to interpret Bruno's view.

Another major difference is the character of Bruno's mother. In the book she is quite subjective and we hear of moments in which she wants to move back to Berlin. In the film she is far more emotional and sympathetic in terms of what is happening to the Jews, allowing the audience to have a character which reflects their own disgust at the situation.

Bruno's father is seen more as a family figure in the film whereas the book portrays him to be a stern man whose live revolves around his job.

In terms of plot the ending differs in the film. Without giving too much away, the book has an epilogue which explains how Bruno's family comes to terms with Bruno whereas the film has a dramatic climax in which the family are involved with.

There are also subtle differences such as the boys ages- in the book they are 9 and in the film they are 8. There appears to be no reason for this.

There is a also a chapter in the book in which Hitler visits the house however this is not included in the film version.

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Bruno says 'Stupid Father,'.

There are many types of covers, although the most recent one happens to be the movie postet where Bruno and Shmuel are seperated by a wired Fence.

I'm not quite sure if it says the number of "bedrooms". But it says that their house in Berlin had 5 floors, that is if you counted the basement and the little roowhere there was a window where he could see if stood on his tip-toes(: I hope that helps(;

this is a very good question and I Really enjoy answering questions like this about this book because we see the world thyrough the innocent eyes of bruno so things may not always be as they seem. one reason maybe the conversation at the dinner table when he says his father is in switzerland and he also admits that he has not told anyone about it. another reason may be is that the commandent ie brunos father finds out about his affair with his wife ie brunos mother you get this impression because there ia a page in the book where brunos mother walks in and says 'kurt darling I have some free time if you want to' then she realises that bruno is watching then says i need to have a privat word with luietant kotler. also bruno mensions that kurt is always at his house till after he goes to sleep and before he wakes up and pretends he owns the place he also mentions that mother laughs at his jokes more than fathers

so the answer is possiblybecause of the switzerland incindent or the affair or a combination of fboth or the father was trying to find a reason to kick him out for sleeping with his wife and found the switzerland reason convenient

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Night is actually a true story, while Boy in the Striped Pajamas is fiction.

Philip Lawrence.