Before the war, Madame Manec was a simple person, no different than anyone else. When Madame Manec began to notice inconsistencies in the information they are receiving as far as the war effort goes, she decides she wants to make a difference. Along with a group of her friends, she decided to start a resistance club. “‘We’re the ones who make their world run,’ Madame Manec says. ‘What are you saying?’ ‘That we do something.’ ‘...we could do smaller things. Simpler things.” (Doerr 249). Through this Madame Manec is transformed from an ordinary French citizen into a war resistance group leader which would have never happened had the war not presented a conflict to
Before the war, Madame Manec was a simple person, no different than anyone else. When Madame Manec began to notice inconsistencies in the information they are receiving as far as the war effort goes, she decides she wants to make a difference. Along with a group of her friends, she decided to start a resistance club. “‘We’re the ones who make their world run,’ Madame Manec says. ‘What are you saying?’ ‘That we do something.’ ‘...we could do smaller things. Simpler things.” (Doerr 249). Through this Madame Manec is transformed from an ordinary French citizen into a war resistance group leader which would have never happened had the war not presented a conflict to