You, a young Roman Catholic nun in an Austrian Abbey during WWII, are walking down a cobblestone path, just having gone to the market and now returning to the Abbey.

You had herd whispers that the Nazis were rounding up Jews and shipping them off to God knows where to be treated cruely. A few troops even went to schools for Jewish children. People harboring Jews would be punished severely, so friends turned on their neighbors, any suspicious behavior was investigated immediately by patrol officers. Some who were sick, old, or disabled were simply driven to the forest to be 'taken care of.'

The Abbey was across the street when you passed by a young man, about your age, maybe younger, with a crutch and wearing leg braces. You looked at his face, and it looked anxious and stressed as he hobbled past you in the alley. He's Jewish...