Code Name Rudie Character Analysis

Kiyla Jo Raderstorf
Two Friends Bond As One Elizabeth Wein wrote Code Name Verity. Wein published the novel in 2012. “Achieving her private pilot's licence inspired Elizabeth to take her more recent novels in a new direction” (ElizabethWein, 2017). Wein writes Code Name Verity, set in WWII, to bring readers the knowledge of a captured Scottish Air Flight Officer in World War II, who is given a choice to reveal the plans of the British or face a horrendous execution. Code Name Verity is about how the Scottish Wireless Operator, with the code name Verity, and how she tells a story through giving fake leads to the Nazis who captured her.
In German-occupied France, the Nazis have captured a Wireless Operator who is also a spy labeled as

An intruding enemy pilot has called for help, in German, over Maddie’s wireless headset. Maddie is not fluent in German, but could comprehend what mayday sounded like, and she promptly called for backup and requested a German speaking wireless operator. The only girl that had truly been fluent in this language, was Verity. Verity, with the help of Maddie’s knowledge in this workforce, was adequate enough to bring the pilot down to base grounds and fix him up for interrogation. As she tells the story of Maddie’s ventures with her planes and aircrafts, for her missions, she also tells of how mistreated she

The aircraft Maddie flew Julie to the prison in was hit by a missile and was incapable of landing correctly. The following day after the crash, Maddie was rescued by a family of the farm house. Part of the french resistance, they made her plane look like it was someone else’s using another person’s body and lighting it on fire. The family hid Maddie in the barn’s loft and permitted her with one of Paul’s gun, who is the father figure of the family. Correspondingly, she writes about Julie and how she has been missing for weeks after being captured, and how she is desperately awaiting to hear from