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After the boys hears both sides (Lieberman’s and Mengele’s) he realizes who he is, he acts like nothing happened but in reality he understand he is a copy of a man who was a leader of whole nation, although a terrible racist nation but still a nation, the boy knows what things he can do with this power without being controlled by Mengele or anyone else. He seeks power and control and decides that he must exterminate all the other boys like him, and waits until he grows older, never forgetting his mission.
He finds all the grown up boys and kills them one by one. It takes time but he believes that if someone can succeed in taking over the world it’s him. He knows he needs people to follow him so he starts looking for ex-Nazis, first for Mengele’s …show more content…
The boy is already 67 years old, time to start taking over the world, but before that he and his followers slowly convince all the new nation’s people that all the other people in the world are bad and selfish, he convinces them that before the new country’s politicians started to unite all the third world country, other countries didn’t help them and now they need to be punished. Now there is no going back, the third world united country declares a third world war, the Forth Reich believes that with the huge amount of soldiers he has, his technological development over the years and his genius Hitler gens he can succeed. Sadly for him, it doesn’t work out, his people die, and other world countries unite against him, they push their forces harder, he falls in depression, then he understands in order to be similar to Hitler his early life events need to be similar to Hitler’s early life events, the fact that he knew that he is a copy of another one like him makes him different from the moment he found out about it, he understands he wasted his whole life for nothing and at the end it doesn’t even

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