Answer:
They claim that the concentration camp is much better than it was before and that Wiesel should consider himself lucky to have made it to that moment.
Explanation:
When Elie arrives at the concentration compound, called Buna, the prisoners claim that compared to before, Buna is now a paradise. Elie doesn't understand how that place can be a paradise, since it looks like hell on earth. However, the veterans claim that before the concentration camp had no water or food, the prisoners had no blankets and slept naked amid the negative temperature, being a miracle that some of them survived. New prisoners would not experience as bad an experience as veterans, even if their situation was not good either.
Answer:
At the end of the introduction
Explanation:
It is the antagonist because they are usually looked as an enemy or an opponent and clearly the enemy isn’t a hero, or narrator which leaves us with b and c and b means the same as the hero leaving us with C the antagonist
Love and immortality because Shakespeare is saying that the love he has for his partner will live on within this poem, so she, in turn, will be immortal.
