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11. What do the cripples do with the old man's wings?
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11. What do the cripples do with the old man's wings?

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They pluck them and touch their defective parts with them.

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The Coexistence of Cruelty and Compassion

“A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings” wryly examines the human response to those who are weak, dependent, and different. There are moments of striking cruelty and callousness throughout the story.

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