Leon And Milo Analysis

Leon and Milo live a pretty normal life in Berlin, Germany. Their lives consist of a repetitive scheme of day to day life; needless to say, Leon and Milo are nothing short of ordinary except for one small secret which they desperately attempt to remain hidden. They are fine young gentlemen, nonetheless. Leon is tall, lean, and topped off with a bushel of brown locks. He is a highly introverted, intelligent, and mature for his seemingly young age of twenty-four but has a keen sense of thought and imagination. Milo completely contrasts Leon as they are total opposites. Milo is a couple of years younger than Leon and possess a juvenile spirit of spunk and enthusiasm with whatever he does. Although many differences, after working alongside each other at the manufacturing factory for many years they created a tight bond, and through that bond, they fell in love. That is the secret no one …show more content…
They wake up to a seemingly normal day with their only ambitions being to get to work. Prepping and grooming one’s self in order to portray professionalism, Leon and Milo are just about ready to depart for a long day ahead of them, when an unexpected pounding comes from the door. The knocks were loud and unsettling, but Leon takes the initiative to go see what the disruption was all about. As soon as the hinges are contorted for the door to open, two soldiers from the Nazi party storm in and explain to the men that they have been convicted by the offense of homosexuality. Their hearts heavy and pain rendering throughout their entire body, Leon and Milo reluctantly go with the Nazi soldiers who instruct them to bring nothing but the clothes on their back and to aboard a cramped bus awaiting on the street. Having heard rumors about such disheartening events that had just happened to them, their greatest nightmare becomes a reality, and little do the inseparable two know, this nightmare had just