Otto

Otto is a large man with a round face. He has blond hair, though he usually wears a military helmet. For most of the series, he is seen wearing a Wehrmacht officer's uniform. However, in the finale, after the liberation of France, he is seen in civilian clothes: a white shirt, a gray coat, and brown trousers.

Otto is a character with strong moral principles that sets him apart from other members of the German army.

· Kindness and Friendliness: He is friendly and kindhearted by nature. From the very beginning, he strives to avoid causing unnecessary harm to the residents of Grangeville. He is considerate of the occupied French and even defends them from the abuses of his fellow soldiers.
· Internal conflict and sense of justice: Although Otto is loyal to his country, he hates the Nazis and the actions of the German army. He is willing to go against the system to do the right thing or protect his loved ones. This is most clearly demonstrated in his confrontation with the cruel soldier Hans.
Capacity for love and self-sacrifice: Over the course of the series, Otto grows close to Jeanne Morteau, the mother of three brothers, and falls in love with her. To protect her, he makes a decisive moral choice: he kills Hans when he tries to take Jeanne hostage. At the end of the war, he remains in France and becomes a farmer.
· Firmness at the Right Moment: Despite his gentle nature, Otto isn't afraid to use his position or engage in combat when necessary. He's capable of decisive action when the people he loves are threatened.

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