Quote 67
On Munich Street, a boy and a girl were entwined. They were twisted and comfortless on the road. Together, they watched the humans disappear. (80.94-96)
Rudy has fought Liesel to keep her from chasing after Max, and has probably saved her life and Max's in the process. The scene is loaded with suffering for all involved.
Quote 68
At school, Rudy made a special point of seeking Liesel out during the breaks. He didn't care that others made noises about the new girl's stupidity. (8.47)
It takes courage not to care what people think. It seems to come naturally to Rudy. When he starts trying to impress the wrong people, it will take courage to deal with consequences.
Quote 69
In 1933, 90 percent of Germans showed unflinching support for Adolph Hitler. That leaves 10 percent who didn't. Hans Hubermann belonged to that ten percent. (10.9)
Scary statistic, especially for Hans and people like him. Do you think Death's figure is accurate? Where might you go to verify his information?