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I was scared for those who had to leave there homes. at the same time felt privaleged and safe for the time being because I got to stay longer. When my father was called for the meeting I was anxious to find outt if anything had gotten better. I waited around and soon the whole neighborhood was right beside me. When my father came out I could tell that there was something wrong, everyone could. He looked as if the world was going to end. He told me to help him gather everyone and tell them to pack their things and that we all had to leave. I felt so unhappy for everyone as they all walked by looking at me like they hated me because I wasnt right there beside them. In a way i felt so alone myself. I had this emptyness inside because everyone i had grown up to know and love were all gone. Ifelt scared for myself as well because i knew that even though I get to stay for now i still must leave and live the life of a prisoner. We were all goig to be prisoners. I could only think one thing to myself: "why do they hate us and our ways that they would go through all this to make sure we were not living good lives. or even living life at all?"

tyler payne g-2 i fear for my son, elie, after hearing the tales from the hobo, he has recently looked very worried. i debate with myself whether to speak to him or not. it scares me because i fear i know where we will soon be heading to. i fear it will be a harsher life than even in the ghetto. deep down i have hope that the hobo is just a lunatic. but even deeper in my core i have hope that my son has hope, for i have seen a kind of joy in my life, but will my son?

Ellei I am scared! Father says that we have untill the day after tomorrow untill it is our turn. I have heard the stories and seen the things that has happened to people that have been there. If only everyone had listened to Moshie the Beatle then maybe we all would have been more prepared to what is about to happen to all of us. We all said he was crazy. Now I think we might have underestimated Moshie. I believe now there is a possibility that anyone who could make it through this tragic time would be considered crazy. I wonder if people in the future would believe that all this had happened or if they would doubt as we once did. Moshie spode of all the horrible things that had happened to him with those Nazies. i really wish we had believed him from the very start of his stories of his misfortunant and unwanted adventure. i realize now that he wasn't crazy he was scared, shocked, and probably felt really alone. He experienced this before anyone I knew and Isee what happened to him and it is happening to all my other friends and soon my family and me. It is the most terifying thing that i could have ever imagined in my life. Chelsea Olsen, 11 Oct. 08

Ellei We are now on our way to a new life of pain. We are all cramed in this train with no room to spair but more stops to make. Every one seemed calm except Mrs. Schachter. She ws screaming about a fire an dbig flames as if they were going to pop out of no where and burn her to death. She screamed almost the whole time. There was a brief point in time that some young men had her down because they bound and gagged her. Mrs. Schachters son was in a panic. You could tell it even though he said nothing. He was terrified and like everyone else he was exhausted. When we all first borded the train we all were paniced and wondering what was going to happen and where exactly we were going. Now it just seems that we were to tired to even care because we were to hungary, to thirsty, and to tired. We had little rest as it ws and soon Mrs.Schachter was up and going again. We all suspected that this was all just to much for her. We thought she had gone crazy because no one else saw fire. It scared me in a way because she was fine in the beginning, but something soon went wrong. I wondered if I would become like that. I felt bad for her son because he had to sit back and watch his mother go crazy and watch people basically beat her to the ground to get her to stop. It was crazy and unfair to theat little boy because she is all he has left. We arrived finally, but it was no where to be happy about being. Chelsea Olsen G-2 10/14/08

Nazi Guards Wife The Jews are there in those prisons forever now. I am so excited! Now they can get what they rightfully deserve. My husband has been sent away to gather them in trains and take them to be totured as they all deserve. My husband tells me of the things they wiil do to the Jews and it scares me in some ways. I feel bad for the young kids and children that must be killed but as long as they are Jews and not my kind it is Ok. I am looking forward to living a Jew free life. They once felt that they could ruin our lives and now we will ruin theirs. Our noble leader Hitler has brought us to the right state of mind and now we know what we must do. They will kill every Jew and anyone else who decides to get in the way. My husband has taken pride in what he does and has followed our belifes so that we Nazi's may liv the life we have always wanted, Jew free and happy.