Number The Stars Chapters 12-17 Review

Ellen's Promise

• Ellen promised Annemarie that she would return to her, symbolizing hope and friendship.

Guidance from Mrs. Johansen

• Mrs. Johansen advised the Rosens to carefully feel for tree roots while walking the trail to avoid tripping.

Annemarie's Waiting

• While waiting for her mother, Annemarie spent time sleeping, highlighting her exhaustion and anxiety.

Mrs. Johansen's Injury

• On her way back from Uncle Henrik's boat, Mrs. Johansen fell and sprained her ankle, complicating their escape.

Item Dropped by Mr. Rosen

• Mr. Rosen accidentally dropped a packet at Uncle Henrik's house, which could jeopardize their safety.

Acting Silly to Distract Soldiers

• Mrs. Johansen instructed Annemarie to act silly if stopped by German soldiers to avoid raising suspicion.

Fairy Tale Memory

• Annemarie recalled the fairy tale "Little Red Riding Hood" during her journey, connecting her experience to innocence and danger.

Encounter with Soldiers

• Annemarie faced German soldiers and their dogs on the way to the boat, representing the constant threat they lived under.

Deceptive Lunch Basket

• A basket containing bread, cheese, and a napkin was used to mislead the Germans into thinking it belonged to Uncle Henrik.

Mimicking Kirsti

• Annemarie imitated her sister Kirsti's behavior to appear innocent and avoid further scrutiny from the soldiers.

Learning About Peter's Role

• Annemarie discovered Peter was part of the resistance; clues included his frequent deliveries of resistance newspapers and his secretive behavior.

Hidden Rosen's Escape

• Uncle Henrik explained Annemarie did not see the Rosens because they were concealed in a hidden compartment of the boat, ensuring their safety.

Celebration in Denmark

• The end of the war marked a celebration as Denmark was liberated from Nazi occupation, signifying hope and freedom.

Fate of Peter

• Peter was caught by Nazis, imprisoned, and subsequently executed, underscoring the dangers faced by resistance members.

Lise's Resistance

• Annemarie learned that her sister Lise was involved in the Resistance and was killed by a military vehicle while leaving a meeting, deepening the personal cost of war.

Symbolism of the Necklace

• Annemarie wearing Ellen's necklace signifies her loyalty to her friend and her defiance against German oppression, accentuating themes of solidarity.