The theme Anger and Abandonment was shown most often in The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. What this theme means is that you feel madness building up inside of you, and that you are on your own every step of the way. Markus used a similes that really used this specific theme, “Hard times were coming. Like a parade” (Zusak 358). This relates to the theme of Anger and Abandonment because it tells us why someone would be felt left out and angry at the same time. The reason Liesel could feel anger is because sometimes when you are going through a bad situation you don't always feel superior and this may cause someone else or yourself to be angry. Liesel is also feeling abandonment because she doesn't know if she will have her friends by her back through this hard time in her life. The application of using similes helps the reader understand what something or someone is kind of
The theme Anger and Abandonment was shown most often in The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. What this theme means is that you feel madness building up inside of you, and that you are on your own every step of the way. Markus used a similes that really used this specific theme, “Hard times were coming. Like a parade” (Zusak 358). This relates to the theme of Anger and Abandonment because it tells us why someone would be felt left out and angry at the same time. The reason Liesel could feel anger is because sometimes when you are going through a bad situation you don't always feel superior and this may cause someone else or yourself to be angry. Liesel is also feeling abandonment because she doesn't know if she will have her friends by her back through this hard time in her life. The application of using similes helps the reader understand what something or someone is kind of