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Okay, this book is Project 1065. Question 1. Who's here? It's a kid. His name is Michael Schnauzig, and he's Irish. He's in Nazi Germany, and he's a spy. He's 13, and he's trying to spy on the Germans. What kind of place is this? He's in Nazi Germany in 1945, and they don't like the Jews. He's trying to steal plans so that the Irish people can bomb something. He's trying to steal the plans for a certain production plant, and the Irish people are going to come and bomb it. He's going to send them a location. Yeah, so they don't know that he's a spy. They just think he was born, like he was an Irish ambassador, so they don't think he's evil or a spy. Yeah, and the trouble is, they don't know he's a spy yet. He's in the Hitler Youth, trying to learn stuff about the Hitler Youth and all the plans. He's trying to infiltrate through the Hitler Youth. Question 2. Alright, well I got the Glass Castle, and who's here? Well, it's a young girl with a sister and a brother and a mom and a dad, and they kind of bounce around between towns and cities, and her dad is kind of a drunk, but he's kind of like a live it out kind of guy, kind of doesn't really care what other people think, just does whatever he wants, but he always like protects his family and stuff. What kind of place is this? Well, they don't really stay in one particular spot. They kind of just like, they have a green caboose, and they hop bars, rent houses, and they kind of stay away from tax invaders and the government, so they don't have to pay tax or pay any fees or anything like that. And the trouble is, the girl, like the kids kind of just want to stay in one spot, and they don't always want to move, but the father is constantly hiding from the government, and they kind of just are done with running around and never staying in one spot. But also another trouble would be the dad is kind of uncontrollable, like he can't be controlled by the mom or anything, he just does whatever he wants, and he's a drunk, and when he's a drunk he wants to beat them up, and like do harsh things towards them. And they are, the siblings are really connected because, you know, they never really went to school or anything, they're always together, they're always doing experiences together with their family, and they're never really separated. And when they're separated, they're like, they want to be connected to each other, and close to each other. Um, yeah, that's the glass castle. Okay. The end.
