Anna Bruner In Traitor

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Next, Anna Bruner is a character in the book called Traitor by Gudrun Pausewang. She is a warm-hearted person. For example, when Anna went to help the soldier by giving him as many things as she could even though they weren’t very wealthy, “She put as many can of beans as she could in the bag, she also took the potato sack and a small pot. She found an old pillow and a blanket at the attic where her big brother Felix’s old clothes were stored ” (Pausewang 109). This shows that Anna is a warm-hearted person, though, she did not know the man, and all she knew about him was that he was a soldier who has escaped, she was determined to still help him by giving him all of what she

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