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Here we see Vladek disguising himself with a pig mask, meaning that he is pretending to be a non-Jewish Polish person, in order to get on the train and return to his family.  Vladek is clever and smart, and talks about his time in a Nazi POW camp to a Polish train man; Vladek counts on the fact that the Polish have hard feelings against Nazis to convince the Polish train man to help him.

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On page 75, Artie tells that he had bought a recorder for only $75, but Vladek scoffs and tells him that he could have found it for half that price. This shows that even though Artie is Vladek' son, they have opposite personalities in some ways. Artie is proud of the low price he paid but Vladek has a more high standard. As a result, they get into arguments for small issues and have a tense relationship.

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This panel (page 80) shows that Vladek is smart and quick thinking, because in a dangerous situation he is thinking through all his options of what he can do in order to survive.

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There is a black market that’s is not legal but very necessary when it come to Vladecks big family. Although he could be arrested and ultimately killed for seeking more clothes and food, he did it anyways

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Vladek chose to resist the laws and work in the black market to provide money for his family, knowing there could be extreme consequences.

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We see the acts of the jewish folks protecting others/ elderly from the hordes of nazis trying to remove them. Vladek is putting himself at risk to try to protect others(pg 88)-L.N

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(Page 86) On this page they got a notice that all Jews over 70 would be transferred. So to keep Anja's grandparents from being taken they made a hiding place for them in the back yard. They are resisting the order that all Jews over 70 were to be taken. They didn't want them to leave so they hid them to keep from getting caught.

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Ilzecki is planning to send his son away to keep him safe, he has a good Pole friend that would take care of his son and Vladeks to if he wants to pg 81

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We see in this group of panels on page 84 a bunch of Jews that Vladek knew and worked with being hanged. We see Vladek crying, in the present, showing that he still cares for them and was incredibly sad for their deaths. It's a bit of vulnerability from him that we don't see a lot of.

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Vladek withheld money from the people he was related to because he knew they would spend it all. He was smart business wise and knew the correct thing to do that would help at least him and Anya in the long run.- Page 79

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Vladek talks about how he almost sent away his son to give him a better chance of survival but ended up not doing it with the pushback from his family. He later remarks that his friend's son survived but his did not. Vladek is smart, and knows that in the long run his son would've survived if he sent him away. He was willing to send away his son for a better, longer life. -Page 81

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Vladek is walking past all these jewish people being beaten and shot, Vladek's mind is in turmoil, like the outside. Vladek is shown being very wary thinking of all possible outcomes.

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