Your answer to this question is B. Characters
Wiesel describes Yossi and himself as smiling, laughing, and happy. He describes those were selected as standing apart, abandoned by the whole world. Silently weeping. He cannot truly be happy when he sees his fellow prisoners have been doomed. The contrast also reminds the reader that there is a fine line between death and survival.
The patroller tearing off the blanket shows the power white men had over black people and the power men had over women.
Kindred is a story that focuses on the situation of black people during the Antellebelum period, which is known due to its extensive use of slavery. This issue is explored by Dana who is a modern woman that time travels to this period.
In this story, it is clear there are defined power relationships, the most common include:
- White people but especially men control black people.
- Men control women.
These power imbalances are shown in multiple situations, this includes one occasion, in which a patrol (white man) removes the blanket from Alice (a black woman) in order to humiliate her and show his power over her.
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Contact with native populations is rarely an even exchange, natives are always exploited in some way.
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This experience will never be forgotten by me
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