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well let me ask you're teacher something, WHY WOULDN'T THEY LEAVE AUSCHWITZ ITS A F** *1NG PRISON CAMP... unless their dead...
Explanation:
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They left Auschwitz because if they hadn't they would have died, the end of their troubles is not done because if they ran away or even had they been liberated they would still have to recouperate from the emotional battles of PTSD and other Trauma's they would have suffered aftermath, or if during said war they could have been hunted down by German Shepards and killed on sight had they have not fled.
The Prisoners are lucky because most of the men they saw at their camp started to vanish one by one and usually sometimes slain before their very eyes therefore, they wanted to leave...
Now even the darkness is fading,
She no longer fights, only waiting.
He draws in his own breath to spite her,
She won't leave him this time, he's sure.
-Emily Martin
Your welcome, I really like this.
In the story, The Miracle Worker, the voices in Anny's memory are her brother Jimmy's Voice.
The description of the Asylum is very shocking to Mrs. Keller and the Captain. This is because she shares very horrible details of the experience she and Jimmie had while living there.
<h3>How would Anny's story affect a normal parent?</h3>
Anny's story is one that has the capacity to instill fear and caution in the hearts of a parent thus preventing them from sending their children to such a place if they were thinking of doing so.
Learn more about The Assylum from "The Miracle Worker" at:
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I believe it is C. Bradford believed it was the divine duty of the European colonists to populate the New World.
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