Of course Guido knew that the twenty that Balto mentioned was not a game score at all, but he still cooperated with his son and said: "Keep your voice down, we are ahead, don't tell him!"

As if this is really just a game.

But no one could laugh. Instead, looking at the child's innocent smile, his eyes couldn't help but turn red.

The horrors of the concentration camps were far more than that.

As for the female prisoners, Dora thought that the female soldiers in the concentration camp were conscientious in not letting children and the elderly work, but soon someone around her told her that although they did not have to work, they would die!

They would ask the children to take a bath and say, "The children have taken a bath! But in fact they are going to the gas chambers!"

This suddenly made Dora's heart sink, and she began to worry extremely about her son Joshua.

Not only Dora was worried, but the audience's hearts were also worried.

The camera turns!

When Guido carried the extremely heavy anvil and climbed up step by step, he kept saying: "How can I hold on!"

Yes, how can he hold on, but he has to hold on, maybe death is a relief, but he still has his son Joshua and his wife Dora.

This is the source of motivation for him to grit his teeth and persevere!

But at this moment, his son Joshua ran over.

Guido finally panicked and asked quickly: "Why did you come here? Why didn't you stay with the children?"

Joshua said: "They said all children have to take a bath today, but I don't want to take a bath!"

Guido didn't know the truth about the so-called bathing, and he said to Joshua: "Go take a bath!"

But Joshua shouted loudly, "No, I won't go!"!

Joshua suddenly asked again: "What are you doing here?"

Guido continued to make up lies and said: "Build tanks!"

Seeing that Joshua was unwilling to take a bath, Guido threatened to tell his mother and deduct ten points.

But he still didn't let him go by himself, but asked him to hide first and wait for him to come with him!

Joshua escaped disaster because he was unwilling to take a shower.

When Guido found out about taking a bath, he was terrified. He told Joshua that he would hide in the dormitory every day, no matter who he met, especially those who were shouting and drinking. Otherwise, points would be deducted.

On the other side, Dora was desperately picking up the pile of clothes of the Jews who were thrown into the gas chambers and killed. There was also a cat among them, which reminded everyone that the person holding the cat was a little girl. The cat

Here, but where are the children?

She was worried that Joshua would also take a "bath", and she was even more afraid of finding Joshua's clothes in the pile of clothes!

But here she can't get information about her husband and son at all.

After Guido knew that Dora had also followed him to the training camp, he always tried his best to contact Dora and never missed any opportunity to convey the message to his wife that he was still safe. On this day, he pushed the cart and wrote the appointment letter

Put it in the bucket truck.

Suddenly I saw the soldiers leaving the broadcast room.

He took Joshua secretly into the broadcast room.

"Good morning, princess. Last night, I dreamed about you all night long. We went to the movies and you were wearing a pink suit. I like your suit very much. I only have you in my mind, princess." Guido broadcast through the loudspeaker.

Showing his longing for Dora.

This is to encourage Dora and convey love and warmth to her.

"Mom, Dad put me in the stroller. He couldn't push me at all. He laughed until my stomach hurt! We are ahead. How many points are there today?"

"Run quickly, the shouting bad guys are behind us!"

Dora almost couldn't believe it when she heard the voices of her son and husband, who had been worried for a long time.

But she could finally breathe a sigh of relief.

The son didn't take a bath, and the husband was still alive. He could always bring surprises to her when she needed it most.

When the doctor examined the body, Guido recognized him and reminded the doctor of him with the riddle.

Guido felt hopeful that the doctor might be able to help them get out of here.

When he came back, Joshua was hiding under the bed. He was frightened.

The horrors of the concentration camps were far more than what they saw. Joshua heard that in the concentration camps, they threw people into the furnaces to make soap and buttons. These shots and words suddenly made the entire atmosphere depressive and pale. It made people not only think of

I was horrified when I saw the scene where Hitler poisoned more than four million Jews.

The relaxed atmosphere that Guido worked so hard to create before, at this moment, everything turned pale.

This is a purgatory-like concentration camp.

After Guido heard this, he felt unspeakable fear and tremor in his heart, but he still could only act exaggeratedly, smiling and telling Joshua not to believe it.

These are all tactics used by those people to scare away competitors and win.

In order to make Joshua feel relieved, he also deliberately pretended to take Joshua away without tanking.

This success aroused the competitive spirit of Joshua's children, and they took the initiative to stay.

Guido can always understand the thoughts of Joshua and Dora, but he has to bear all the pain silently, and he cannot even show the slightest expression of fear, because that will make Joshua suspicious.

Because he knew the doctor, Guido was assigned to serve as a waiter at a military family gathering in Japan.

He thought this doctor could save him. The doctor arranged for his son to have dinner with a group of German children, but the secret would be revealed as soon as he opened his mouth.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Sure enough, as soon as Joshua opened his mouth, the waiter informed the female sergeant that Guido knew that the secret was exposed.

I had an idea and taught all the children to say "thank you" in Italian!

Let Joshua escape successfully!

The doctor created several opportunities to talk to Guido alone, but something unexpected always happened. Just when Guido thought the doctor would tell him how to escape, the doctor excitedly told him a riddle, all about riddles.

The incident did not mention anything about helping Guido and Joshua, or Dora escape from the concentration camp.

The doctor didn't want to help them escape at all. He temporarily helped them just because he wanted him to help him solve the riddle. When Guido discovered that he didn't care about their life or death, and was just addicted to his own game, some

Left in despair.

It can be said that it is extremely ironic here. The "very important" thing to the doctor is his unsolved mystery. And when Guidodo mentioned that his wife was also imprisoned here, the doctor just said "Ah"

, and what he was hesitant to talk about was still his puzzle. The last time the doctor simply got straight to the point, and what they talked about was still his puzzle. He thought that the German doctor could help him, but he didn’t expect that the poor German doctor

The doctor was actually waiting for Guido's help.

When Guido was thinking of ways to protect his family's life, the German doctor could not sleep because of an insignificant puzzle. It was really ironic.

Maybe it’s the romance in his bones, or maybe it’s his love for his wife that trumps everything. His princess didn’t have to suffer with him, but she resolutely followed him. So, my princess, I can do more for you.

Order something?

So he came to the gramophone and suddenly found a disc of music that he and his princess had listened to together.

He put the butterfly on the gramophone, opened the window, and turned the big speaker of the gramophone to face the window, because in this way the music could be transmitted to the women's concentration camp and his princess would hear it.

The smoky concentration camp was full of fear and despair, a human hell where no one could see the slightest hope. However, the melody of this music seemed to break through the darkness, bringing a glimmer of light and hope to his princess!

He is telling his princess in this way that hope is still there!

But he himself didn't know if there was still hope.

He can only do what he can. He is a husband and a father, and he plays these two roles to the best of his ability.

The concentration camp was still surrounded by smoke. Guido held Joshua in his arms: "Where are we? I may have gone the wrong way. Good boy, go to sleep and have a sweet dream. Maybe it is just a dream now. We are dreaming. About

Shua, mom will wake us up tomorrow morning and bring milk and biscuits for us to eat first..."

The audience discovered that this scene was actually the scene at the beginning of the film.

But at this moment, the theater was filled with depression. They say that the best comedy has tragedy at its core.

It can be said that it is displayed vividly here.

Even though Guido still looks optimistic, even though he can always say a lot of funny things.

But no one could laugh.

The movie does not describe much of the cruel despair of the concentration camps. It is mostly shown from the side, through dialogue, and through some small details.

Such as the pile of clothes of people who were poisoned to death, such as the cat that was first held by a little girl, and as Joshua heard, they made people into soap, buttons, etc., undoubtedly all

In explaining, except for Joshua, this place thinks it is a game, but for others, it is a desperate purgatory that cannot be escaped.

Guido, who suddenly lost his way, never showed fear. The man who showed fear suddenly showed an expression of fear, because he saw the pile of corpses piled up in the fog!

This was the first time in the entire film that he was frightened.

It also made him completely aware of what kind of place he, his wife, uncle, and son were in.

Dawn seems to be coming, and all the soldiers in Japan are deserting.

Guido and the other people detained in the concentration camp thought they could leave.

But Guido still asked: "Where are the women? What will happen to them?"
To be continued...