What prompt liesel to tell papa she doesn’t need him to stay with her when she has a nightmares

This happens when Liesel finds out that both she and Max have nightmares, even as they are in different rooms. Papa realizes this too. Therefore, Liesel decides that she wants to talk to Max about his nightmares. She does so while Papa is sleeping on a chair near her bed. Over time, this causes Liesel to tell Papa that she does not need him to stay with her when she has nightmares. This seems to hurt him slightly.

it is b

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