I like the texture of the picture and the way of narration. Of course, Scarlett may be that I don't like this kind of political things too much. Jojo is very new to me. Black isn't the only color, and I think this less-heavy but candid reflection on war is great. Scarlett is funny, jumpy, charming and elegant. Because jojo was injured neatly and beautifully, she went to beat the officer in charge. It was so cool, and there was a little shadow of black widow. The Jewish girl appeared for the first time so beautiful, and told him about Jewish things at jojo's request (although Most of the time it's a lie to children) The voice is very charming, and the excitement of arguing with jojo about Jews and Aryans and the repression of jojo's Aryan supremacy because of age are very refreshing. Scarlett said that jojo was a fanatical warfighter, which really surprised me. I thought that jojo's funny fantasies about Hitler were just an imaginary friend who had nothing to do. I didn't expect that the war was affected by the Nazis so deeply A ten-year-old child is immersed. Just like Scarlett's point of view, "Ten-year-old boys should not sing about war and talk about politics" "Dancing is the way of free people, and it is a temporary escape from reality." I would find this language to be slightly hypocritical when I look at it in peacetime, but in war The background is really an out-of-this-world indulgence.
jojo as a fanatical war fighter wanted to write a book about jews, the school and the environment taught jojo some hatred concepts, such as Jews sleeping upside down with horns like bats, so he asked the Jewish girl what a Jew is kind of.
Jojo and the Jewish girl slowly become friendly, and Jojo helps the Jewish girl take a bath when the searcher arrives. The plot is tense here, and the Jewish girl barely deceives the search by pretending to be Jojo's dead sister Inge. Greeting everyone you see with "Long Live Hitler" fills the room with the constant "Long Live Hitler" hilarious and spooky.
The war is imminent, and the conversation between Jojo's friend York and Jojo is bleakly naive. It's shockingly numb and blinding for a grown woman to say to a group of ten-year-old child soldiers, "Give you a gun and kill anyone who isn't like us."
Captain K is really a good guy
In the end, Germany was defeated, and jojo lied to the Jewish girl in order to prevent her from leaving. Jojo writes a fake letter to the Jewish girl to deceive her that Nathan (the girl's long-dead fiancé) wrote to her.
Later, jojo decided to help the Jewish girl leave.
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