Answer: B
Explanation: Of all reading they already have the opportunity to know, none is so intense, so deep, so sad and as painful as Maus. Reading or reporting a child about a life miserably suffered by his father and yet not using euphemisms to hide his shortcomings was an extraordinary sensitivity, despite the fact that it seemed cold at first. Impossible to read without crying, even without shedding tears.
Vladek is a Polish Jew with a formidable business acumen. Thanks to this feature (which many consider inherent in the Jews), their passage through concentration camps was less torturous than many. The hunger that passed was slightly milder. Like beatings that were slightly less brutal. His hope and determination to get out of Auschwitz alive were absurdly greater than anyone else.