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The Amazing Return Two long years have passed and Ellen was sitting on the fresh cut grass with a letter held tightly in her hands. The letter was from Annemarie back in Copenhagen. The letter talked about how much Annemarie missed Ellen and how Annemarie wanted Ellen wanted to come home. The Rosen’s lived in a barn in Gotenborg, Sweden because they couldn’t afford an apartment or a house. They used any kind of hay for pillows and used sticks and leaves for warmth. The barn that the Rosen’s slept in was old and abandoned and the barn was next to a huge and grassy pasture. Where the Rosen’s were in Sweden it seemed like the cold, harsh nights were longer than the warm, comfortable days. The night finally passed and it was 8:30 a.m. Mr. Rosen was out looking for berries and anything edible that they could eat. Ellen was exploring the breezy pasture looking for any small creature that she could keep as a pet. The silly little girl saw a moving object in the distance that looked like a man running her way. In no time the young man reached Ellen huffing and puffing. “ Hello little lady!” said the young man. “ Who are you and how long have you and you’re family been living up here?” he asked. “For about two years!” Ellen replied weakly. “My name is Ellen and my mama and papa are Danish Jews who live up on the hill because we live in the old abandoned barn!” she added. “What is your name?” asked Ellen. “Oh pardon me!” he said. “My name is Alfred Joya!” Alfred exclaimed. “I live over the hill near from Gotenborg, Sweden!” he said. “Well, why are you up here?” asked Ellen sharply. “I was wondering if you and your family were escape Jews from Copenhagen, Denmark!” exclaimed Alfred. “Yes but only until the war is over!” said Ellen. “The war is over!” Alfred said. “You’re not lying to me are you?” replied Ellen excitedly. “This better not be some kind of sick joke!” “No, no, it’s not!” Now I want you to go back to your family and tell them the good news while I head back to my farm!” Alfred exclaimed. So Ellen hurried back to her family and told them the good news. The Rosen’s were all excited and crying with tears of joy. Happiness and joy filled the Rosen’s hearts. Ellen couldn’t wait any longer to get to see her best friend. “Ok now let’s start walking towards the path and we will see where we can go from there!” exclaimed Mrs.Rosen. Ellen felt so relieved that she’s going to get to see her best friend again. The Rosen’s are walking down the path and see a group of people with a raggedy man leading them into town. “Wait a minute, that’s not a raggedy man, that’s Uncle Henrik!!” she shouted. The Rosen’s started running as fast as the can towards the untidy blob. “Uncle Henrik, Uncle Henrik!” shouted Ellen from the top of her lungs. The man turned and his mouth dropped open. “Oh, I am so happy I get to see you guys again! Where was you’re family kept?” said Uncle Henrik. “We were on top of the hill in the old barn!” Ellen said. So Henrik lead the Rosen’s into the harbor to board the ship and in no time they were on the boat and heading for Denmark. The ride was long and somewhat cold and it didn’t help that there were all kinds of tiny boats and big boats that were fishing right on the path of the harbor boat. When they got back to Denmark, the Rosen’s decided to take a train back to Copenhagen. It took only 40 short minutes but it felt like an hour and it was very bumpy so Ellen had to hold on to her seat. Ellen was the first one off of the train. She breathed in the fresh air. The Rosen’s started walking down the pebble-filled roads. Their mouths dropped open seeing all of the freedom flags. Ellen remembered their apartment building’s number and name. “Ellen, Ellen, Ellen!” shouted Annemarie from 2 stories high. “Annemarie!” Ellen shouted excitedly. Ellen ran up to apartment xw246. She bursted through the door like dynamite. Her parents a floor down. Annemarie and Ellen ran towards each other and hugged. Mr. and Mrs. Rosen finally came through the door and greeted everyone. After about 15 minutes everybody sat down and had pink cupcakes and tea. The Amazing Return Two long years have passed and Ellen was sitting on the fresh cut grass with a letter held tightly in her hands. The letter was from Annemarie back in Copenhagen. The letter talked about how much Annemarie missed Ellen and how Annemarie wanted Ellen wanted to come home. The Rosen’s lived in a barn in Gotenborg, Sweden because they couldn’t afford an apartment or a house. They used any kind of hay for pillows and used sticks and leaves for warmth. The barn that the Rosen’s slept in was old and abandoned and the barn was next to a huge and grassy pasture. Where the Rosen’s were in Sweden it seemed like the cold, harsh nights were longer than the warm, comfortable days. The night finally passed and it was 8:30 a.m. Mr. Rosen was out looking for berries and anything edible that they could eat. Ellen was exploring the breezy pasture looking for any small creature that she could keep as a pet. The silly little girl saw a moving object in the distance that looked like a man running her way. In no time the young man reached Ellen huffing and puffing. “ Hello little lady!” said the young man. “ Who are you and how long have you and you’re family been living up here?” he asked. “For about two years!” Ellen replied weakly. “My name is Ellen and my mama and papa are Danish Jews who live up on the hill because we live in the old abandoned barn!” she added. “What is your name?” asked Ellen. “Oh pardon me!” he said. “My name is Alfred Joya!” Alfred exclaimed. “I live over the hill near from Gotenborg, Sweden!” he said. “Well, why are you up here?” asked Ellen sharply. “I was wondering if you and your family were escape Jews from Copenhagen, Denmark!” exclaimed Alfred. “Yes but only until the war is over!” said Ellen. “The war is over!” Alfred said. “You’re not lying to me are you?” replied Ellen excitedly. “This better not be some kind of sick joke!” “No, no, it’s not!” Now I want you to go back to your family and tell them the good news while I head back to my farm!” Alfred exclaimed. So Ellen hurried back to her family and told them the good news. The Rosen’s were all excited and crying with tears of joy. Happiness and joy filled the Rosen’s hearts. Ellen couldn’t wait any longer to get to see her best friend. “Ok now let’s start walking towards the path and we will see where we can go from there!” exclaimed Mrs.Rosen. Ellen felt so relieved that she’s going to get to see her best friend again. The Rosen’s are walking down the path and see a group of people with a raggedy man leading them into town. “Wait a minute, that’s not a raggedy man, that’s Uncle Henrik!!” she shouted. The Rosen’s started running as fast as the can towards the untidy blob. “Uncle Henrik, Uncle Henrik!” shouted Ellen from the top of her lungs. The man turned and his mouth dropped open. “Oh, I am so happy I get to see you guys again! Where was you’re family kept?” said Uncle Henrik. “We were on top of the hill in the old barn!” Ellen said. So Henrik lead the Rosen’s into the harbor to board the ship and in no time they were on the boat and heading for Denmark. The ride was long and somewhat cold and it didn’t help that there were all kinds of tiny boats and big boats that were fishing right on the path of the harbor boat. When they got back to Denmark, the Rosen’s decided to take a train back to Copenhagen. It took only 40 short minutes but it felt like an hour and it was very bumpy so Ellen had to hold on to her seat. Ellen was the first one off of the train. She breathed in the fresh air. The Rosen’s started walking down the pebble-filled roads. Their mouths dropped open seeing all of the freedom flags. Ellen remembered their apartment building’s number and name. “Ellen, Ellen, Ellen!” shouted Annemarie from 2 stories high. “Annemarie!” Ellen shouted excitedly. Ellen ran up to apartment xw246. She bursted through the door like dynamite. Her parents a floor down. Annemarie and Ellen ran towards each other and hugged. Mr. and Mrs. Rosen finally came through the door and greeted everyone. After about 15 minutes everybody sat down and had pink cupcakes and tea.

The Amazing Return Two long years have passed and Ellen was sitting on the fresh cut grass with a letter held tightly in her hands. The letter was from Annemarie back in Copenhagen. The letter talked about how much Annemarie missed Ellen and how Annemarie wanted Ellen wanted to come home. The Rosen’s lived in a barn in Gotenborg, Sweden because they couldn’t afford an apartment or a house. They used any kind of hay for pillows and used sticks and leaves for warmth. The barn that the Rosen’s slept in was old and abandoned and the barn was next to a huge and grassy pasture. Where the Rosen’s were in Sweden it seemed like the cold, harsh nights were longer than the warm, comfortable days. The night finally passed and it was 8:30 a.m. Mr. Rosen was out looking for berries and anything edible that they could eat. Ellen was exploring the breezy pasture looking for any small creature that she could keep as a pet. The silly little girl saw a moving object in the distance that looked like a man running her way. In no time the young man reached Ellen huffing and puffing. “ Hello little lady!” said the young man. “ Who are you and how long have you and you’re family been living up here?” he asked. “For about two years!” Ellen replied weakly. “My name is Ellen and my mama and papa are Danish Jews who live up on the hill because we live in the old abandoned barn!” she added. “What is your name?” asked Ellen. “Oh pardon me!” he said. “My name is Alfred Joya!” Alfred exclaimed. “I live over the hill near from Gotenborg, Sweden!” he said. “Well, why are you up here?” asked Ellen sharply. “I was wondering if you and your family were escape Jews from Copenhagen, Denmark!” exclaimed Alfred. “Yes but only until the war is over!” said Ellen. “The war is over!” Alfred said. “You’re not lying to me are you?” replied Ellen excitedly. “This better not be some kind of sick joke!” “No, no, it’s not!” Now I want you to go back to your family and tell them the good news while I head back to my farm!” Alfred exclaimed. So Ellen hurried back to her family and told them the good news. The Rosen’s were all excited and crying with tears of joy. Happiness and joy filled the Rosen’s hearts. Ellen couldn’t wait any longer to get to see her best friend. “Ok now let’s start walking towards the path and we will see where we can go from there!” exclaimed Mrs.Rosen. Ellen felt so relieved that she’s going to get to see her best friend again. The Rosen’s are walking down the path and see a group of people with a raggedy man leading them into town. “Wait a minute, that’s not a raggedy man, that’s Uncle Henrik!!” she shouted. The Rosen’s started running as fast as the can towards the untidy blob. “Uncle Henrik, Uncle Henrik!” shouted Ellen from the top of her lungs. The man turned and his mouth dropped open. “Oh, I am so happy I get to see you guys again! Where was you’re family kept?” said Uncle Henrik. “We were on top of the hill in the old barn!” Ellen said. So Henrik lead the Rosen’s into the harbor to board the ship and in no time they were on the boat and heading for Denmark. The ride was long and somewhat cold and it didn’t help that there were all kinds of tiny boats and big boats that were fishing right on the path of the harbor boat. When they got back to Denmark, the Rosen’s decided to take a train back to Copenhagen. It took only 40 short minutes but it felt like an hour and it was very bumpy so Ellen had to hold on to her seat. Ellen was the first one off of the train. She breathed in the fresh air. The Rosen’s started walking down the pebble-filled roads. Their mouths dropped open seeing all of the freedom flags. Ellen remembered their apartment building’s number and name. “Ellen, Ellen, Ellen!” shouted Annemarie from 2 stories high. “Annemarie!” Ellen shouted excitedly. Ellen ran up to apartment xw246. She bursted through the door like dynamite. Her parents a floor down. Annemarie and Ellen ran towards each other and hugged. Mr. and Mrs. Rosen finally came through the door and greeted everyone. After about 15 minutes everybody sat down and had pink cupcakes and tea.