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B. to inform readers about the cultural and historical significance of honey
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B.) by providing multiple examples of the violence and degradation that the enslaved suffer with no recourse
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In the first one was a talk about love how a man would be able to choose between two loves that both loved him, if he couldn't he will find a way to hurt them both in order to break free
ln the second about ordering from a commander stating how urgent it was from the tune of the commander's voice, and it's like some people has a problem to settle in background
ln the third I'm thinking there are two love birds one trying to save the other from danger
the fourth some had to intervene for some else, who apparently the other who is said to have cold blood didn't want to help and didn't want anyone else to help.
the fifth some was being threatened and yet he wasn't scared because, that person seamed to be a friend to two people who possibly didn't like each other.
the sixth part indicated he/she wanted to be alone p without p disturbance.
the seventh,it looked like someone there was troublesome and taught that the quiet one (saint) wouldn't do anything so she/he just pushed too hard and received a face full of punches and was knocked she revived by sprinkles of a glass of water on her face, and her face was seriously bruised.
in the eighth some acting like he/shape had no care in the world but that was totally an Irony.
she has blood on her lips= lipstick or lipgloss
l am not really sure of the the last story was trying to give out there?
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Elie Wiesel wants to prevent history from repeating itself, Elie Wiesel wants to share the horrors he lived through and survived, Readers may connect Wiesel’s experiences to problems in the world today, and Elie Wiesel believes that we should never forget what happened in the Holocaust.
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