In the novel,
the conflict is majorly brought out by the , Bruno. The first instance of conflict is introduced
in the first chapter. Bruno is distraught by the news of their sudden relocation plans from
Berlin, due to his fathers new role in Auschwitz. Bruno does not want to leave his home; he
likes it there, because the house is spacious and he can explore. He had also made friends there
and his grandparents, of whom he was fond, resided there. The conflict is heightened when they
arrive at their new residence in Auschwitz. The house is not only in poor condition, with
cobwebs and chipping paint, but is also small and isolated.
The main
conflict is encountered after Bruno meets Shmuel, who is in the concentration camp adjacent to
Brunos new home. The two, oblivious of the social order dictating how the Nazis and Jews should
interact, establish a close friendship. Bruno sympathizes with Shmuel and often brings him food.
He decides to help Shmuel find his father,...
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