The Boy Who Laughed

The Boy Who Laughed A: At first we are introduced to a boy, Lambert Stamp, who is at school. He is going to hear a former prisoner of war telling her terrifying experiences from the concentration camp Auschwitz. During the lecture he begins to laugh and he is not able to stop again. It results in a meeting with the headmaster who requires him to visit the blind and old Mrs Heller. Next day Lambert …

…All the frustration that gathers inside him comes out in anger, but I do not think that he is violent, but his feelings provoke his anger to emerge. “Our fingers met” This last sentence ties the story together and gives us a happy ending. He has reflected the episode and he has come to terms with himself and his feelings and moreover he has got his girlfriend back and he is ready to move on!