Pavel, a Holocaust survivor and former prisoner of Auschwitz, is talking to Art and trying to explain what it was like in the concentration camp. Knowing that the horrors of Auschwitz are too difficult to describe, Pavel tries to give Art a sense of it by scaring him out of his wits, saying it was a little like that feeling, but constant.

1. Describe
In this
photograph,
Art is talking
to his
counselor
Pavel, who is
also a
Holocaust
and an
Aushwitz
survivor. Art
says he can't
imagine
what it felt
like. Pavel
tries to
explain it by
scaring Art
out of his
wits. He says
it was a little
like that, but
constant.
Explain
The horrors and cruelties of Expand
Aushwitz were just too This relates to my life because
much to put into words, so sometimes things are difficult to
Pavel put it in a way he knew explain, so I have to use other
Art would understand and in methods to get my point across,
a way he could express. Art similar to Pavel's use of
is still shrunk from his frightening Art to give him a
interviews, and the Author small taste of Aushwitz.
also is symbolizing the fact
that he is childlike and easy
to frighten in his shrunken
state.