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How does Wiesel's father avoid being "selected" at Gleiwitz and why does Wiesel run after him to the left? When his father was selected Eliezer is able to inch his way through the lines and bring him back to the "right" area where the people that were not selected were waiting.
Explanation:
It wants the reader to inform about how it’s attracting the audiences attention and wanting to be within the sorely
In "A Wagner Matinee", Willa Cather emphasizes the (B) hardship and sacrifice as associated with the Nebraska frontier.
It shows that when Clark, a Bostonian takes his aunt to a Wagner symphony concert. At the end of it, the aunt starts crying and saying "I don't want to go, Clark. I don't want to go".
