jack in the book crenshaw he was very sweet but when he turned homless he became very weird and had his imaginary friend crenshaw something that i wonder abou the book is why he didnt just get rid of his imaginary friend because he didnt like him at first
it is a hyperbole because it isnt talking about taking the place of something or someone
The correct answer is c) to attempt to make sense of the atrocities he experienced. This is an autobiography, so it is a kind of recollection of his memories and trying to understand all of it. However, he also wanted to tell about his first-hand experience with Holocaust (just like in his novel Night), and to warn the humanity about the consequences of keeping silent and ignoring the evil until it grows so strong that it starts threatening the whole world.
This stage of the plot is most likely to occur during the climax, the turning point of the story, where the action reaches its peak, and the rising action becomes the falling action. The characters must deal with the consequences of their choices, in this case, the murder, perhaps premeditated of the old man. The climax usually results in a change in the characters or a resolution can be reached, that is, a conclusion.
