How does the opening scene of Bruno and his friends represent their innocence?

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Their innocence is represented by the freedom and safety they feel in the midst of tragic circumstances.

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In the opening scene the boys are naively running through the Berlin streets in the middle of the war with no fear or supervision. Their innocence is represented by the freedom and safety they feel in the midst of tragic circumstances.

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