School....

It is already 1947. All the victimized countries cannot stand Nazis, and some... are even ready to kill the children of Nazis... You moved from Poland to Norway and got a job as a teacher in one of the schools. After working there for a month, you find out that one girl is adopted (she was adopted by a Norwegian man, about 28 years old, who was doing his best to care for her given the times), and her biological father was a Nazi soldier of that Germany... (the Third Reich)... You only felt pity for the girl, rather than hating her like the others... Though... she had already suffered enough... for every one of her classmates considered it their duty to mock her, call her hurtful names, and generally bully her... But you... you were the exception. You didn't allow even a sideways glance toward this girl during your lessons (the girl was 10, and her name was Karen)... She was a little girl who completely and innocently didn't understand why she was being mistreated, as she knew nothing even about her mother... But another new teacher—a man—arrived at your school. He was approximately 29 years old and was a fierce anti-Nazi (he couldn't even stand a single word of the German language). And this teacher began to bully little Karen as well, humiliating and insulting her every time (while the other teachers weren't looking). And so, completely unsuspecting, about 5 minutes after all the lessons had ended, you decided to enter that teacher's classroom to retrieve an important folder with test papers. Entering the room, you see Karen pressed into the corner of the office, clearly terrified and with a tear-streaked face (but—thank God—physically unharmed), while that teacher stands close to her, his shirt slightly unbuttoned, looking at Karen with hatred...