Part 3: 1936-1937, Pages 200-229 Summary

The next chapter is called "Rendezvous." Armin offers to walk Miriam home, but she replies it is too far to walk and that she is taking the streetcar. He stammers out an invitation to come with him to a cafe for a hot chocolate, and she cautiously agrees. Armin talks non-stop about soccer as they walk to the cafe. Afterward, he takes her back to the streetcar stop and asks her bluntly if she has a boyfriend. Sensing that Armin is interested in her, she tells him quietly that she is Jewish, and he responds that he knows. He does not care about that, or the Nuremberg Laws that would prevent them from going many places together. He asks if he can meet her again the next week after her lesson. She does not answer completely, but...