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The protagonist, Varlam Shalamov, deals with the conflict with tact, calmness and cunning. He instinctively doubts Shestakov's earnestness in hatching the escape plan, but agrees to partake in it, only if he is first fed with condensed milk - which he loves.
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Answer: Tracker is a teen novel by Gary Paulsen in which thirteen year-old John Borne comes of age while hunting alone near the family farm. The hunt takes place after his grandpa is diagnosed with cancer. At the age of four, John came to live with his grandparents after his parents were killed in a plane crash.
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Pathos
The main appeal in this speech.
His argument is that indifference is worse than anger, and he appeals to human emotion by talking of the holocaust, the suffering and injustices.
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( I tried to work out for pathos...) So yeah I hoped it helped you out!
I need the choices to answer
Not knowing the story or excerpt you are referring to, I can only help you by asking some questions to get you thinking about the correct answer. Is the village far away from other villages or towns? Are there many sick people in the village making the doctor want to stay away? Is there a lot of violence that the doctor is trying to avoid? What is it about the village or the people in it that the doctor would be trying to avoid? The answer to that questions is the answer to your question.
