German Heinrich, whose Jewish teacher teaches the piano, and Jewish
teacher's son, David are good friends. Heinrich's mother can't tell her son
about the
Jewish internment, so she says they will go to Toyland. One morning,
Heinrich goes missing and his mother desperately looks for him. She thinks
he has followed David's family. She calls his son's name on the train
sent to a concentration camp. It is David, not Heinrich, who comes out.
She picks him up and goes home. His son didn't follow David's family.
The story ends with a scene where Heinrich and David are playing the piano. I was impressed by the facial expressions of the people on the freight train and the appearance that they didn't resist. I thought Heinrich's mother's actions were courageous. I was nervous when Heinrich's mother desperately searched for her son. I was surprised at the content because I could not imagine from the title Toyland.
She picks him up and goes home. His son didn't follow David's family.
The story ends with a scene where Heinrich and David are playing the piano. I was impressed by the facial expressions of the people on the freight train and the appearance that they didn't resist. I thought Heinrich's mother's actions were courageous. I was nervous when Heinrich's mother desperately searched for her son. I was surprised at the content because I could not imagine from the title Toyland.