Was helping Max stupidity or bravery?
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The first one was bravery and worthy of praise. Hiding Max was noble. The second was stupidity. I felt it was careless of liesel because it openly put her whole family at risk.ArriettyClock wrote: ↑11 Jul 2018, 13:12 Liesel's grandfather risked his family's safety by allowing Max to stay with them. Not only for one night, but for month, before Max eventually left to attempt to find freedom.
Later in the story, Liesel find's Max in a procession and attempts to assist him publicly, putting herself, her family, and Rudy. The publicity of this act meant that everyone in her village saw her helping a Jewish person.
Were these acts ones of stupidity or bravery?