Although Levi never states it explicitly in "On the Bottom," what should the reader

infer has happened to the women?

A.) They have returned home.

B.) They have become Nazi sympathizers.

C.) They have been killed.

D.) They have evaded capture by the Nazis.

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Ralph David

31 October, 13:33

Although Levi never states it explicitly in "On the Bottom," what should the reader

infer has happened to the women?

A.) They have returned home.

B.) They have become Nazi sympathizers.

C.) They have been killed.

D.) They have evaded capture by the Nazis.

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Brynlee Davis · Answer 1

Although Levi never states it explicitly in "On the Bottom," what should the reader infer has happened to the women?

C.) They have been killed.

Explanation:

Levi uses it to show that, in the camp, everyone was meant to to be killed irrespective of gender. This could be seen when he asked the guard "why he did this", to which the guard tells him, "There is no why here."

This made Levi to realizes that this is the meaning of an extermination camp, to rid one of themselves.

Although Levi never states it explicitly in "On the Bottom," what should the readerinfer has happened to the women?A.) They have returned home.B.) They have become Nazi sympathizers.C.) They have been killed.D.) They have evaded capture by the Nazis.

Although Levi never states it explicitly in "On the Bottom," what should the reader

infer has happened to the women?

A.) They have returned home.

B.) They have become Nazi sympathizers.

C.) They have been killed.

D.) They have evaded capture by the Nazis.