Trickery one of Hitler's greatest weapons tricking and brainwashing the minds of countless people in Germany into thinking everything he did was ok and it would benefit them well when you are nine years old and you have been tricked into thinking a concentration camp is a farm and the people being slaughtered on the other side of the fence to the “farm” are just farmers with their pigs and chickens.You get a very naive and curious little boy named Bruno. On many occasions Bruno has been very naive like when he thinks the prisoners are farmers. Bruno has also been a curious little boy such as when he was curious about the smoke coming from the distance even though we know that it was the smoke from the crematorium where they burned the dead bodies of…show more content… “I don't think the other children look at all friendly.” (page 18 for online version) When Bruno said this to Gretel it was indicating that he was very naive about the whole situation of all those people are prisoners being slaughtered and tortured. Also in that one piece of evidence it shows another incident of Bruno being naive when he thinks they are all just children when really there are people of many ages in the concentration camp that he saw out his window. “Who are all those people outside?” (page 31 fro online version) Once again another example of of Bruno being the extraordinarily naive once again he lacks the understanding of who the people are outside on the other side of the fence are. Even though we understand it perfectly fine that they are prisoners being and they’re in a concentration camp called Auschwitz being killed off like pigs, being put in there until they get the turn to die. I mean if this doesn't show Bruno was exceedingly naive than nothing will, Bruno is way more than naive too he is also very curious about many
