The correct answer is letter B.
He was writing a letter to his son to console him for the loss of his wife. The letter directly demonstrated the emotions that Lee felt for his family and the strength he carries through the war. It shows how strong his faith in God was, and his empathy towards others.
Candles were most commonly made by dipping during colonial times in households, especially during the early colonial period. However, candle makers, or chandlers, started using molds as well.
Making candles for dark nights was a yearly chore in colonial households. While colonists often bought cotton wick, they typically made enough candles to last for the year.
Juliek says: "This ceremony, will it be over soon? I'm hungry..." Juliek says this as they are watching a young man be hanged, that is, as someone else is dying. This passage shows that the callousness of life in the concentration camp is creating, that makes death a commonplace situation and a regular sight. While a young man is being hanged, Juliek thinks of himself and in something trivial, like his hunger.. He is wishing for the "ceremony", as he described the hanging, to be over soon in order to satisfy his personal and bodily needs, not acknowledging for a single moment the fact that they are witnessing someone’s death.
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