ms. sue sorry yesterday i ask question that not make sense but i be talking about the occasion question where rock say the bith word for second time it ask when be this second occasion? first occasion be daytime and second occasion be night time?

also i still not get the last scene in this story when wilf be talking with is wife.

The first time Rock referred to the "... of Belsen" was in the evening when he was talking with Wilf in their room. Wilf assumed that Rock meant his wife. The second time he used this phrase was just after his parents left.

In the last scene, Wilf wished the hollyhocks and shed in his neighbor's garden were not there. When he told his wife he didn't remember the name of the flowers, he was trying to forget Rock.

thanks sooo much ms. sue :D

You're welcome Mohammad! :-)

No problem! I understand now that you're referring to the question about the second occasion in the story and the confusion around the timing. In the story, Rock says the "bith" word for the second time on a different occasion than the first time.

Regarding the timing of the second occasion, it is not explicitly mentioned whether it takes place during daytime or nighttime. The story does not provide specific details about the timing of each occasion or the events surrounding Rock saying the word. So, it's open to interpretation.

Regarding the last scene, where Wilf is talking with his wife, it's important to note that the story does not provide explicit details about the content of their conversation. The final scene is left open-ended, allowing the reader to imagine and interpret what they might be discussing.

However, if you have specific questions about elements or themes in the story, I'll be happy to help clarify those!