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{{Quote|Jojo Betzler. Ten and a half years old. Today, just do what you can.|Jojo Betzler.}} |
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| − | '''Johannes "Jojo Rabbit" Betzler '''is the main protagonist of the 2019 black comedy film ''Jojo Rabbit''. A jingoistic member of the Hitlerjugend, Jojo is enthusiastic at the idea of becoming a Nazi |
+ | '''Johannes "Jojo Rabbit" Betzler '''is the main protagonist of the 2019 black comedy film ''Jojo Rabbit''. A jingoistic and naive member of the Hitlerjugend, Jojo is enthusiastic at the idea of becoming a Nazi towards the end of World War II, much to the dismay of his mother Rosie and to the delight of his imaginary friend [[w:c:villains:Adolf Hitler (Jojo Rabbit)|Adolf Hitler]], a childish caricature of the dictator Jojo idolizes. |
| − | When Jojo learns that Rosie is hiding a Jewish refugee named Elsa Korr in their attic, he is at first distraught because he feels that Elsa's presence threatens his worldview. He realizes through getting to know Elsa and his mother's execution by the Nazis that the racist bigotry he was indoctrinated into is dangerous and that Rosie was right to |
+ | When Jojo learns that Rosie is hiding a Jewish refugee named Elsa Korr in their attic, he is at first distraught because he feels that Elsa's presence threatens his worldview. He realizes through getting to know Elsa and his mother's execution by the Nazis that the racist bigotry he was indoctrinated into is dangerous and that Rosie was right to oppose his hawkish personality and xenophobic ideals. By the film's conclusion, Jojo abandons his Nazi beliefs and kicks his imaginary "friend" out the window of his room before starting a dance with Elsa, who he has now befriended. |
Jojo was portrayed by Roman Griffin Davis in his debut as an actor. |
Jojo was portrayed by Roman Griffin Davis in his debut as an actor. |
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{{Quote|'''JOJO:''' Nothing makes sense anymore.<br>'''YORKI:''' Yeah, I know, it's definitely not a good time to be a Nazi.|Jojo and Yorki.}}''To be added'' |
{{Quote|'''JOJO:''' Nothing makes sense anymore.<br>'''YORKI:''' Yeah, I know, it's definitely not a good time to be a Nazi.|Jojo and Yorki.}}''To be added'' |
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| “ | Jojo Betzler. Ten and a half years old. Today, just do what you can. | „ |
| ~ Jojo Betzler. |
Johannes "Jojo Rabbit" Betzler is the main protagonist of the 2019 black comedy film Jojo Rabbit. A jingoistic and naive member of the Hitlerjugend, Jojo is enthusiastic at the idea of becoming a Nazi towards the end of World War II, much to the dismay of his mother Rosie and to the delight of his imaginary friend Adolf Hitler, a childish caricature of the dictator Jojo idolizes.
When Jojo learns that Rosie is hiding a Jewish refugee named Elsa Korr in their attic, he is at first distraught because he feels that Elsa's presence threatens his worldview. He realizes through getting to know Elsa and his mother's execution by the Nazis that the racist bigotry he was indoctrinated into is dangerous and that Rosie was right to oppose his hawkish personality and xenophobic ideals. By the film's conclusion, Jojo abandons his Nazi beliefs and kicks his imaginary "friend" out the window of his room before starting a dance with Elsa, who he has now befriended.
Jojo was portrayed by Roman Griffin Davis in his debut as an actor.
Role in the film
Background
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Training with the Hitlerjugend
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Meeting Elsa
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Abandoning his beliefs
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The end of the war
| “ | JOJO: Nothing makes sense anymore. YORKI: Yeah, I know, it's definitely not a good time to be a Nazi. |
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| ~ Jojo and Yorki. |
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Personality
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Trivia
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