Question

In "The Interlopers," how does the relationship of the two main characters change? What causes their change in attitude? Support your answer with details from the story.

Answer 1

Answer:

15. Why do the men change their minds about killing each other? The most obvious answer is that they no longer have as much to lose. Faced with a miserable death in the woods, trapped under a fallen tree, there is no longer a reason to hate each other. When one man, Ulrich, finally makes a gesture of kindness, offering Znaeym the flask and promising not to have him killed if the occasion arises, their rivalry melts away.