I don’t know if this is right, but I think it is dissipation
In the starting parts of the book they
have a traditional father-son connection but as we go further in the reading of
the novel we see in chapter four that the father is beaten and that should have
called for a compassionate response Elie but instead he is overpowered by the
feeling of anger and as Eliezer is the stronger one now, they do not have
anyone else, just each other.
<span>At the end another change is noted when
Eliezer’s father passed away, he is feeling a sense of relief which in later
part of his life he regrets.</span>
Answer:
They may have hoped to prevent the concentration of power
Explanation:
Catholic society - a lot of the subjects for his work came from parables. Realism in this society was coveted in the arts - his realism in his bronze statue of David for the Medici is overtly realistic, he emphasised the key parts.
