Joseph has just escaped the Nazi labor camp and is making his way to the village of Zaknya about a mile away. He ends up hitching a ride in an aerial cage crammed with crates. When the cage stops, someone shines a flashlight in Joseph's face. Joseph is worried that he's been caught by the Nazis. He grabs hold of a large piece of chocolate which, in the darkness, looks like a gun. However, the man who shines the light in Joseph's face isn't a German but a Pole, and immediately Joseph feels a little safer.
Nevertheless, he can't be too careful, so he orders the man to take him to where he lives. The Pole lives in a nearby chalet with his wife, which is where Joseph spends the next two weeks. For the next fortnight, he enjoys the kind of peace and security he hasn't experienced in a long while. Joseph spends most of his time in the chalet eating and getting some much-needed rest.
Thursday, January 29, 2015
How many days did Joseph Stay in the Chalet in The Silver Sword? How did he pass his time?
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