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==== Tropes used by the novel: ====
 
* [[Adult Fear]]
* [[Anvils That Needed to Be Dropped]]: The point of the book and the movie, to introduce young teenagers to the the Holocaust.
* [[As the Good Book Says...]]
* [[Cassandra Truth]]: Hannah when telling the men about the failed escape attempt.
* [[Chekhov's Gun]]: Subverted with Hannah knowing the outcome about the escape attempt. {{spoiler|The men don't listen to her and end up getting hanged}}.
* [[Complete Monster]]: Commandant Breuer.
* [[Composite Character]]: In the film, Rivka becomes Hannah's cousin and replaces the relatives she meets when she first journeys to the past.
* [[Fan Disservice]]: Twice. First when the women are ordered to strip to their underwear when they enter the camp. Secondly when {{spoiler|they are about to be gassed}}.
* [[Get a Hold of Yourself, Man!]]: Gitl does this several times to Chaya.
* [[Grandfather Clause]]
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* [[High Octane Nightmare Fuel]]
* [[Identity Amnesia]]: While Hannah's hair is being cut off, she realizes she can't remember her old life at all, and eventually just believes Hannah never existed.
* [[Infant Immortality]]: {{spoiler|Averted completely. The Rabbi's young children are killed early on and 11-year-old Sarah is gassed at the end}}.
* [[Meaningful Echo]]: Not explicitly stated but left in with a bit of [[Fridge Brilliance]]. When Hannah is speaking to her Aunt Eva she remarks "the way you speak, I will never get over it"." Rivka says the same thing in the past once which makes sense {{spoiler|since they're the same person}}.
** Also about the photo "someday I will make you a copy"."
* [[Meaningful Name]]: As the quotes says above, Chaya means 'life.' . {{spoiler|Ironically, she gives her life so her future relative can live.}}
* [[Shot At Dawn]]
* [[Tear Jerker]]