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The Book Thief: The Life Of Hans

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February 1, 2014

 

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Hans was peacefully asleep on Himmel Street while allied bombs were mistakenly dropped. “[Han’s] soul sat up. It met [Death]. Those kinds of souls always […] rise up and say, ‘I know who you are and I am ready” (Zusak 531). Hans’ Relaxed, laid back personality has saved him on many occasions...
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Hans’ sergeant Boris Schipper boasted, “You’re lucky I like you, Hubermann, You’re lucky you’re a good man, and generous with the cigarettes.” (Zusak 478). Death has always followed Hans closely, because of his work in the military. Still, Hans has been able to unknowingly evade Death. The first time Hans avoided death was when his closest friend and fellow accordion player Erik, nominated him for letter writing...
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