The use of this skillful writing technique allows the moments in which Bruno proves he is infact a dynamic character all that more powerful. As Bruno stumbles out into places that are “Out of Bounds and no Exceptions,” he is faced with numerous realizations catalyzed by the relationships he holds with Shmuel, the world around him and Maria, giving the reader the ability to peg Bruno as a dynamic character due to the epiphanic moments that these relationships that cause. Although a seemingly minor character Maria is a part of the first moment in which Bruno begins to reveal that he is a dynamic character. When Bruno first learns of his future move, Maria is the one he vents to. Opening a door for Bruno allowing him to, “...admit that there must be more to her life than just waiting on him and his family. She must have thoughts in her head, just like him. She must have things she missed… and she must have cried herself to sleep every night since she got here...” (pg. 60) This introduces the reader to a pivotal a realization for Bruno. For the first time he allows himself to see Maria as a human and not just a
The use of this skillful writing technique allows the moments in which Bruno proves he is infact a dynamic character all that more powerful. As Bruno stumbles out into places that are “Out of Bounds and no Exceptions,” he is faced with numerous realizations catalyzed by the relationships he holds with Shmuel, the world around him and Maria, giving the reader the ability to peg Bruno as a dynamic character due to the epiphanic moments that these relationships that cause. Although a seemingly minor character Maria is a part of the first moment in which Bruno begins to reveal that he is a dynamic character. When Bruno first learns of his future move, Maria is the one he vents to. Opening a door for Bruno allowing him to, “...admit that there must be more to her life than just waiting on him and his family. She must have thoughts in her head, just like him. She must have things she missed… and she must have cried herself to sleep every night since she got here...” (pg. 60) This introduces the reader to a pivotal a realization for Bruno. For the first time he allows himself to see Maria as a human and not just a