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Wolves Ulrich Wiesel's Night

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“Wolves.” Ulrich, desperate to survive, tries to free himself the tree. He began begging Georg for help moving that tree, “Georg, help me, help me!!!” The wolves, hungry for Georg’s blood, begin running towards them. Both Ulrich and Georg begin screaming together for their men to help them: “Help! Someone help us! Quick! Vicious wolves are about to attack! Help! Please!” However, with an ironic twist of Nature, when Ulrich von Gradwitz meets face to face, when the two enemies are immobilized, they speak in hateful tones of how their men will arrive and the other will be destroyed. Ironically, however, the accident that threatened life has caused men to think about other issues and decide to resolve their differences. In a last ironic …show more content…

Each one of them had one so that the wolves could defend themselves, but nevertheless it is not known if they are going to live, it could be that they die "The idiot chatter" of the man indicates the horrible end that they will suffer. Both Gradwitz and Znaeym are waiting for their men to come and rescue them. There are figures coming toward them. Znaeym cannot see who is coming. He questions Gradwitz about whose men are arriving first. Gradwitz becomes quiet. He realizes the figures who are approaching are wolves. Gradwitz is afraid of the wolves and they are very dangerous. The trapping of the two enemies beneath a mass of tangled, heavy branches on the disputed land advances the plot because the shared life-threatening dilemma with which they are confronted prevents any physical reaction and gives them cause to evaluate the significance of their feud. Georg was the one who had blood dripping in his eyes when a part of the tree scratched his face. Georg in this part of the story demonstrates the fatal error that he and Georg committed. When they believed that any of them can truly own this little piece of land. That is why this caused some errors. Georg says that if they choose to reconcile, there will be no "outside intruders" that will interfere with the end of their dispute. Georg sees strangers as people

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