Question

Wiesel uses his wit and a bit of luck to keep the gold crown on his tooth. Later, though, he must surrender the crown to Franek, the foreman of his work group. Why does Wiesel finally relent and agree to give the crown to Franek?

Answer 1

Answer: It's a move to protect his father, who is unable to march in time and, therefore, earns frequent beatings from Franek. The gold crown makes Franek go a bit easier on the elder Wiesel, but only for a short time because Franek was transferred to another camp just two weeks later.

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Answer 2

Wiesel finally relents and agrees to give the crown to Franek because he wants Franek to stop him from assaulting his father during the march.

Who is Franek?

At Buna, Frankek is Eliezer's foreman. He is depicted as a selfish character who wants the gold crown and does everything he can to get it.

His character is the type that exploits others for greedy gain.

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