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8 • T he C lackamas P rint
F ebruary 4, 2004
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the snake had so easily performed
by the shedding.
The mistreatment he is faced
with soon becomes customary.
Jerzy becomes the “Black
One,” a moniker referring to his
hair and eyes. He is thrashed
senseless .for merely eye contact or
revealing teeth when smiling, as
seldom as he does. Any misfor­
tunes are superstitiously repri­
manded on spells he had cast
through solely die gaze of his eyes.
• And I was bothered that I did-
‘ n’t put any make-up on this morn­
ing and whether or not my high­
lights blend well.
The element that differentiates
this book from others of this
topic is within the position that
Jerzy mans. Most surviving victims
of the Holocaust had no choice
They did what they were forced to
do to spare their lives. Jerzy had
the option of choosing how he
reacted. He fought when he knew
he could win, ran when he knew it
. was best and obeyed when it
would matter most. To not know
if an immediate decision will lead
to death or torture or temporary
freedom is quite a profound
thought pattern for a six or seven-
year-old.
And I am always telling my par-
ents to loosen up, let me make
decisions for myself; I know
what’s best for me, right?
Readers of this book will not
only discover many truths about
human nature in a conflicted
stance or the depths and extremi­
ties a culture can reach. They will
learn something about themselves;
something valuable, respected,
unique, confident and restricted to
only them and their thoughts;
something new to be learned.
What is so profound and
thought-provoking about this
story? Read it and find out.
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