In chapter 6, Tsura is in a train station when she hears a baby crying. She sees he is on the tracks and she goes down and saves him from getting run over by the train. The mother is thankful, and Tsura is happy about it until Tsura finds out that she is a Nazi. She is suddenly unhappy about saving the child and now wishes she that did not. After this, you find out why Tsura feels this way; when she was 11, Tsura was ordered to the clinic and was sterilized on the spot. Now, she can never have children.

     

     Ruth, her mother, and Elise all stand outside protesting Ruth’s mom sees Alex in the window, but by the time Ruth comes back they are gone and Ruth is mad she missed seeing Alexander. She and her mother decide that they will return the next day and continue their protest. They are going to take Elise with them even though her and Ruth’s friendship is falling apart. Ruth and her mom go to pick Elise up the next morning and the reader finds out that Ruth’s mom and Elise's mom used to be close friends until Elise's brother Victor died. As they are walking to the protest, Elise sees her brother with her and hears him speaking to her. The reader learns that her mom is anti-semitic and hates that Elise is protesting. Ruth and Elise go to their neighbors' basement when they hear loud sounds and sirens as bombs begin to fall on Berlin.

 

     Tsura takes Marko to her house with Wolf and Seraph. She decides that they are going to Marzahn now. Marko is worried about Alex and goes looking for him to find him gone. The explosions are still happening. Kizzy is still at Rosenstrasse while the bombing is going on, helping some of the little children who are scared.