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   The ship serves delicious food, and by the time Louie arrives in Germany, he has gained twelve pounds in only nine days. The Olympic Village is magnificent and everything is perfectly controlled by the Germans. Louie knows he has no chance at a medal because Finland has been so dominant in the past.

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   On board a luxury cruise ship to Germany, Louie along with other U.S. Olympic team members steal mementos and gorge themselves on the free food. When they arrive in Berlin, their Nazi hosts give them a tour of the city.

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   It is a happy-go-lucky time for Louie, filled with “souvenir collecting” (thefts of towels, ash trays, et cetera), overeating, and training by running around the first-class deck.

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   Aug 6, 2024 · No one cared because even though he didn't win, he was still going to compete in the Olympics. On the cruise ship to Europe, Louie becomes famous for ________. Eating a lot of food. While waiting to compete at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, Louie received an envelope from his brother Pete.

5. www.sparknotes.com › lit › unbrokenUnbroken Chapters 16 & 17 Summary & Analysis - SparkNotes

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   How do Louie and Phil Survive on the raft after the crash? Does the war ruin Louie’s abilities as a runner? What happens to the POWs in Ofuna, Omori, and Naoetsu?

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   Transferring coal between ships close to a mile offshore is extraordinarily risky. The Bird uses his power to control Louie and to attempt to reduce him further. He renders Louie less human, as Louie is reduced to eating the pig’s food with hands that have been cleaning up after the pig. Louie reaches a breaking point, even after so much ...

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   What does Louie eat on a cruise to Germany?

   • On board a luxury cruise ship to Germany, Louie along with other U.S. Olympic team members steal mementos and gorge themselves on the free food. When they arrive in Berlin, their Nazi hosts give them a tour of the city. Nazi banners and the German military are everywhere.

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   How did Louie gain weight?

   • Louie is forced to train on the confined upper deck, but is constantly knocked off balance by the ship’s sway. The ship serves delicious food, and by the time Louie arrives in Germany, he has gained twelve pounds in only nine days. The Olympic Village is magnificent and everything is perfectly controlled by the Germans.

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   How does Louie experience Hitler?

   • There, Louie has a direct encounter with Hitler. This connects to Chapter One, when Louie and Pete see the zeppelin cast a dark shadow over their neighborhood. Louie has a first-person experience with the conversion of a city under the Nazi regime. He sees propaganda and evidence of the realities of the world outside the Olympic village.

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   What is Louie's life like in the 1936 Olympics?

   • They all board the luxury steamship Manhattan and crossed the Atlantic to compete in the 1936 Olympics. It is a happy-go-lucky time for Louie, filled with “souvenir collecting” (thefts of towels, ash trays, et cetera), overeating, and training by running around the first-class deck.

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   How much weight did Louie gain on Manhattan?

   • Training is nearly impossible on the luxury steamer Manhattan, which brings the American Olympic team to Germany. Louie is forced to train on the confined upper deck, but is constantly knocked off balance by the ship’s sway. The ship serves delicious food, and by the time Louie arrives in Germany, he has gained twelve pounds in only nine days.

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   Why does Louie get a Nazi flag?

   • Happy with his finish, Louie hits the town with a fellow Olympian. When he spots a Nazi flag, he thinks it will be a good souvenir, as it did not hold the heavy meaning for Louie or other Americans that it would soon enough. He grabs it when two guards turn their back.

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   On the cruise ship to Europe, Louie becomes famous for how much he ate. While waiting to compete at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, Louie received an envelope from his brother Pete.