Across
- 2. Following orders without questioning morality
- 6. A controlled checkpoint that enforces authority
- 7. A home representing privilege built beside injustice
- 9. Basic freedoms denied to the prisoners
- 12. A location connected to the film’s tragic ending
- 13. A position of authority that requires obedience to orders
- 16. The political system responsible for oppression in the film
- 18. An internal struggle between right and wrong
- 19. A perspective that lacks understanding of hatred and violence
- 20. A visual tool used to spread hateful beliefs
Down
- 1. A place of imprisonment and suffering that Bruno believes is a farm
- 3. Forced movement of prisoners symbolizing cruelty and dehumanization
- 4. A person targeted and imprisoned because of religion
- 5. An ideology that normalizes discrimination and cruelty
- 8. A physical barrier symbolizing separation, control, and loss of freedom
- 10. Clothing that strips prisoners of identity and individuality
- 11. A consequence of war affecting both prisoners and families
- 14. A relationship that challenges prejudice and discrimination
- 15. A structure used to observe and control prisoners
- 17. A global conflict that forms the historical background of the film