1. This Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen
... was simply just a van with a red cross transporting gas to kill people, during a second read, the reader realizes the irony behind the van in the sense that the "Red Cross" was set up to aid those in need and ultimately save ... lives, this "Red Cross" was used to take lives, but, was it really taking lives or making it easier so they wouldn't have to endure the hard labor set fourth and still end up dead ... or simply glanced-over if not read a second time. The reader misses Borowski's reasoning and diction as well as syntax when reading the first time. It isn't until a second read tha...
- Word Count: 698
- Approx Pages: 3
- Grade Level: Undergraduate