What does Nazi gotu mean?

In Southern California from 65438 to 0974, Todd Bowden, a gifted high school student aged 13, discovered that his old neighbor Arthur Dencker was actually a Nazi war criminal named Gute Dusander. Todd threatened to tell the public about Du Shande's past unless Du Shande told him a story about a concentration camp during World War II.

At first, Todd was addicted to the terrible stories of Nazis and concentration camps, but after he spent more time listening to stories, those terrible stories began to affect him and Du Shande himself. Du Shande found his dark soul in the past. He has been haunted by nightmares and must be comforted by killing people. His targets are usually wild cats and dogs and homeless people on the street.

However, Todd's grades began to decline, he had nightmares and lost interest in his girlfriend. He gradually became Du Like Sander, and he wanted to kill people. He began to empty his gun by the roadside. Fortunately, he can control himself from loading bullets, and at the same time he is obsessed with killing drunks. After every murder, his nightmare disappeared.

In order to hide his grades from his parents, Todd decided to have a fake "parent dialogue" with Du Shande's tutor Edward French. Du Shande, on the other hand, promised his tutor that as a' grandfather', he would supervise Todd's reading progress, otherwise it would be his parents' turn to come forward.

At this time, Du Shande realized that Todd was afraid to let his parents know about their relationship, and threatening to expose his past was just a cover. On the other hand, both Todd and Du Shande know that Todd's grades must be stabilized, otherwise the consequences will be unimaginable. So Todd relied on his perseverance and Du Shande's urging, and his grades gradually improved.

During this period, Du Shande found that he didn't like him so much. He found that he liked Todd's company, but he still knew the fact that Todd hated him. Todd killed him easily. In order to protect himself, Du Shande lied to Todd, saying that he wrote a twelve-page report about their story and put it in the bank. Only Du Shande can bring it up, unless he is dead; If he dies, that document will be made public by the IRS Todd was pretty sure that he didn't kill Dusan.

Although the estrangement between them has passed, Du Shande's evil nature has become more and more fierce, and the target of hunting has become a tramp from a small animal. Todd also started killing drunks. In the process of chasing the homeless at home, Du Shande's heart was once unbearable. He knew that he had to go to the hospital, and he had to remove the blood and bodies of the homeless, so he asked Todd for help. Because of the report Du Shande mentioned earlier, Todd decided to save Du Shande and clean up the mess.

Du Shande was safely taken to the hospital. In the hospital, Du Shande told Todd who accompanied him that the report did not exist and ended their mutual possession. On the other hand, Du Shande happened to share a room with Ben Kramer, who tortured the Jew in the concentration camp. Ben realized from his tone that he had seen him somewhere. That night, Ben dreamed of the torture in the concentration camp that year, and the torturer was Gute Dushander.

During Du Shande's hospitalization, his tutor Edward went out for a meeting. During the dinner, he found that Todd's grandfather lived here, so he went to visit, only to find that Todd's grandfather was not Du Shande, which made him suspicious.

An Israeli agent named Veskov discovered Du Shande's true identity and told him that he would be sent to Israel before autumn. Du Shande knew the consequences, so he stole sleeping pills from the hospital pharmacy and ended himself. He wanted to leave a note for Todd, but he thought that no matter how low-key, Todd would be suspected, and he didn't want to do it.

Detective Lesquereux asked Todd about Du Shande. He set a trap in the question and learned that Todd might be the murderer of the drunk. In his view, Todd is a rather cunning and really dangerous figure. At this time, Todd's tutor Edward went to his home with a report about Du Shande after learning that Du Shande was a Nazi war criminal, and wanted to know how all this happened.

At the same time, because Todd knew Du Shande was a Nazi war criminal but didn't report it, Israeli agents demanded that Todd be tried, and FBI agents also discovered the fact that Todd killed the drunk. They want to arrest Todd, but the evidence is insufficient. It is Edward who can provide effective evidence. Todd gagged him with a rifle.

He found that this was what he really wanted, so he recited all the bullets on the shelf of the garage, about 400 rounds. He smiled excitedly. .......

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Once the English version of Four Seasons Tan was published, it reached the best seller list in The New York Times, and sold 280,000 copies in the United States that year. This book has been translated into thirty-one languages, and at the same time, it has set a record that three of the four novels included have been adapted into sensational movies.

One of the most famous films is The Shawshank Redemption, which has been nominated for seven Oscars, and is called the most perfect film in film history (1translated into Stimulation in 995). This novel shows Stephen King's extraordinary skill beyond the thriller he is good at. The other two novels in the book, Nazi Gautu and The Corpser, also gained excellent reputation after being made into movies. Among them, Body is regarded as Stephen King's most autobiographical work.

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