In the boy in striped pyjamas how does Bruno and Father react to Bruno and desire to go home?

In "The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas," Bruno expresses his strong desire to return to their home in Berlin, feeling unhappy and isolated in the new house. His father, a high-ranking Nazi officer, reacts with frustration and dismisses Bruno's feelings, emphasizing the importance of their new life and his work. Bruno's longing for home highlights the emotional disconnect between him and his father, as well as the innocence of childhood in the face of harsh realities.