Hep Aynı SeyleerEssay Preview: Hep Aynı SeyleerReport this essayIt was my very first book when I was 7. It is a shame that this classic for children literature is not available in a decent English translation. This story seems not very popular in the US or in other English speaking countries and it is a pity, while it is more popular in Europe where it is a classic for children. This story was written before WWI and showcases honor and an anti-war bottom line. The Boys of Pal Street depicts the life and struggle of two bands of boys for a playground. (The story of two gangs fighting for their turf today looks like so similar to many others in real streets in real cities of the eighties. However, childrens ingenuity is the defining factor in this story). At the beginning of the 20th century, Budapest is rapidly changing is face and the construction of new buildings is proceeding quickly. With shrinking spaces for play, a group of schoolboys has to defend its space on the last free lot in their neighborhood from a rival group, the Red Shirts. There is no alternative playground and this lot is theirs and the Pal Street boys must defend it if they want keep on playing.
Nemecsek is the youngest and the smallest boy of the Pal Street Boys and as such he plays the role of the mascot, a role too tiny for him. He is determined to show to the older guys that he is a real “member” and will prove himself.
The Red Shirts is a well organized band and Nemecsek goes on his own to spy on the Red Shirts headquarters to gather information for his “comrades”. He is caught and thrown into a cold lake and gets a severe cold and fever. His health worsens while his friends are ready for their frontal against the Red Shirts. On the day X, despite his bad health (no penicillin at that time!) Nemecsek cannot leave his older comrades alone while he is resting in bed, then he leaves home to join his friends. The Pal Street boys eventually prevail, but Nemecseks conditions worsen even further and his friends have to take him home, where Nemecsek will die the very same day. Nemecsek will die for nothing since few days later the construction of new buildings in their camp begins. Double sad ending. Highly recommended for all, if you can find a copy.
The Blue Steel is a well organized band and Nemecsek goes on his own to spy on the Blue Steel HQ and its members. He is caught and thrown into a cold lake and gets a severe cold and fever. His health worsens while his friends are ready for their frontal against the Blue Steel HQ. On the day X, despite his bad health (no penicillin at that time!) Nemecsek cannot leave his older comrades alone while he is resting in bed, then he leaves home to join his friends. The Pal Street boys eventually prevail, but Nemecseks conditions worsen even further and his friends have to take him home, where Nemecsek will die the very same day. Nemecsek will stay in Sargent’s residence until the Blue Steel attack, as soon as a group of his guards arrive. After Nemecsek has returned to his home, he finds himself in a dangerous location: a ruined palace. Now, the “Blue Steel” he was told was in fact only built in his own name, this mansion contains many secrets chambers and large chambers. Nemecsek is trapped there for the next few days. Eventually, a group of Red Shirts will arrive to rescue him. It is now time to enter each and every room Nemecsek is in as well. It is revealed he was originally from a very small village.
The Blue Steel is a well organized band and Nemecsek goes on his own to spy on the Blue Stock HQ and its members. He is caught and thrown
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