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She chooses to leave the building because she recognizes the futility of her effort, since she has gone, on behalf of the company representatives, to the Gestapo headquarters in order to bribe one of the officers (Karl S.) but to no avail. Since the Austrian officer "was like stone," and since she has even tried to talk to his boss, also in vain (and risking her life), she does not see other option but to leave the facility.
According to the paragraph, the author states that people need to be proactive when they witness an injustice.
<h3>Why does the author think so?</h3>
- Because he claims that indifference to injustice causes tragedies.
- Because he claims that indifference to injustices makes people guilty.
The author accuses countries of being indifferent to the suffering of Jews during WWII. This indifference caused the Jews to suffer great injustices that were torturous and abominable.
For this reason, the author emphasizes the importance of people rejecting indifference and being proactive when they learn about cases of injustice.
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I believe the answer would be C, I hope this helps! ❤