I don't remember the story's specifics that well, but I do remember the gist of it and what the author is trying to communicate.
Basically, the author is trying to communicate that beyond religion, race, and any other factor that might make people different from others, we are all the same, regardless of those factors. This is the main metaphor of the fence, which divides the world into two and separates the members of the concentration camp from the outside world.
Through Bruno and Shmuel's friendship, we get to see that, even though their situations are wildly different, they become best friends and don't see themselves as different from one another. Shmuel didn't become friends with Bruno because of the material possessions that he had, nor did Bruno become friends with Shmuel out of sympathy. They became friends because they genuinely wanted to be friends with one another.
In short, everyone is the same, no matter who they are, what they believe, or what factors about them make them different to others on the outside.
I recently read this book. The message that the author of this book is trying to convey is that we are all the same. Also, the fence represents the boundary that people commonly place between themselves and others based on race, gender, religion, etc. When Bruno puts on the pajamas, this represents how such a little change can make the biggest difference.
The type of exposition that is illustrated in this paragraph is illustration and example because in the first idea of the paragraph the picture of the topic is described by features and characteristics to give the reader that idea of large amount of unhealthy edible elements people eat per meal, and in the second idea of it there is an example that just looking at the menu, people may recognize the health problems eating these plates brings.
Your answer is "During the 1930s, extreme drought and high winds made life incredibly difficult in the Great Plains region of the United States."
Is sentence tells that during the 1930s there were extreme droughts which made life difficult then it goes on about facts about the drought and what happened!
