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Brave And Determined David Analysis
The Brave And Determined David
David is a twelve year old boy who was stuck in a concentration camp and he was very resourceful. David also took a very long journey from Eastern Europe to denmark just to see his mother.David did what he had to to survive like stealing or lying for himself and or king. David also learned about lots of new things in the outside world,which everyone should know. David was determined not to get caught by “Them” and to be free for all his life. David is very curious because he knew nothing about the outside world. David learned about children, (babies) churches, people's expressions (laugh\smile), and reading or newspaper. David also had learned what a sandwich was and what a king and queen was. David also thinks
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