Chapter 2 (Neuweiler - Leyton - Jander)

1) What characters are introduced?

The Fleischmanns, the two Annamarie's friends and the Steiners.


2) Choose two characters and select a quote to describe them physically or psychologically.

Uncle Lajos: "We must accept God's ordinances in regard to us, at which she held her tounge".
So it is deduced that Lajos is a very religious person, one that handles Hebrew well.

Annamarie's friend: "We Jews are different from other people".
This quote gives a psychological profile of the character, one that realized that Jews were being excluded from society; so this character is a melancholi, realistic one.


3) What is the narrative technique? Provide evidence.

The narrator is in first person, and it is a protagonist narrator too: all the book is told in the perspective of George Koves. "This evening I was with her in the other room to look..." (Page 33)

4) Describe the setting of this chapter.

The setting is: Csespel, George's city of origin: Budapest (in which we can find his house and Annamarie's). The season was Summer. It was in the middle of WWII.