Question

In what ways are Louie and Phil treated differently by each group of Japanese they meet in the early days of their imprisonment?(unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand)

Answer 1

Answer:

After being caught in Japanese waters, and taken prisoners, Louie and Phil were treated nicely and with respect while on the ship, good food and treats, medical care and so on;  they even were untied from time to time. But while off the ship on Execution Island they were brutally handled and physically abused, they were put in small cells, no medical care and with meager food, no dignity neither humanity.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Louie and Phil were given proper food, medication, and respect by the first group and were brutally treated by the second Japanese group in the story Unbroken.

How were Louie and Phil treated in the story Unbroken?

Louie and Phil were caught in the Japanese waters and were sent with the ship to the Executive Island. While they were on the ship, the Japanese treated them with respect and served them with good food and medical care.

On the other hand, when they reach to the Executive Island, they were brutally handled and were also physically abused. They were separately kept in small cells and were badly treated with no proper food or medical care and neither humanity.

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