Onomatopoeia is the imitation of the sounds heard in nature. Having this in mind, the line that presents this figure of speech is C. "I heard his motions <u>crackling</u> the twigs of the woodpile..."
I think those aspects have a big influence on Holocaust literature. The genre adds more atmosphere to give reader opportunity to feel what happened. Either point of view have the same imortance but in the other way. It shows how it was going on from different attitudes or sides as Holocaust is very serious event.
Because if he owns one than it has to be the perfect fit or else why did he get it?! You know what I mean? :)
