In my book "Behind The Bedroom Wall" so far talks about a girl named Korinna. She lives with her parents and having a perfect life. Until, Korinna found out big dark secret. Her parents were hiding Jews in their wall! (I would've been pretty creeped out if I was her.) Once Korinna found out, she completely flipped out! She wanted them out of her sight and to never see them again. One of the few people hiding, was a little girl. Her name was Rachel. She was soooo friendly to Korinna. On the other hand, Korinna didn't want to talk to her at all.
I think one of the signposts are "Contrast and Contradictions" . I think this because Korinna told Rachel to not speak to her. Maybe she's doing this is because she doesn't want any trouble or start anything. She doesn't want to get caught and have a severe consequence. Also, I think she's not used to having jews hiding in their wall. If she gets used to it, she may be talking to them more.
How does this contradict Korinna? It actually shows how hateful and mean she was toward the Jews. I think you may be a bit confused about this signpost. See me if you have questions or what to discuss.
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