After Sarah was taken away by the police in that room, her life began to change dramatically. She experienced the darkness of the concentration camp, experienced the brutality of Germany, experienced separation from her parents, and witnessed the death of her younger brother... Although she escaped from the concentration camp , but she has been hiding her identity as a "Jew" all her life, and her identity is a disaster for her.
She's been getting rid of it all her life.
She got rid of her adoptive parents and the area full of memories, but she knew it was futile, so in the end she could only get rid of herself by committing suicide.
At the end of the story, Julia named her baby Sarah. She is also from this house, but a vision of a better life. The sunset falls on the child again, the despair of that era is no longer, and the identity of "Jew" no longer means fear and death.
History does give everyone a different life.
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