The man asks Corrie for money to bribe a police officer, so he can rescue his wife from being sent to prison in Amsterdam. His story is that she too was hiding Jews.
In February, a man comes to ask a favor of Corrie. What does he ask for?
Corrie responds hesitantly, because she doesn't entirely trust the man, but her heart strings are tugged by his story and his persistence, and she reluctantly agrees to give the man some money.
How does Corrie respond to the man's request?
Later that evening, the Beje is raided and Corrie, her father, her sister, and several members of the Underground are arrested.
What happens later that very evening?
The Jews in hiding at the Beje have all managed to escape to the secret room and are not discovered.
What happens to the Jews hiding at the Beje?
The warning signal during the raid is knocked down. A German officer suspects what it is though, and replaces it in the window.
What happens to the warning signal, the triangle Alpina watch sign, during the raid?
The warning signal set to "safe," Underground people keep coming into the Beje, and all are arrested.
With the warning signal showing "safety" still in place, what happens at the Beje?
Those who are arrested are all taken to prison. The next day, they are all loaded on buses to be transported "elsewhere.
What happens to those who are arrested?
Corrie suddenly realizes that what has happened in the raid is just like the dream she had the night Holland was invaded.
What does Corrie suddenly realize?
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