Similarities Between Ulrich Von Gradwitz And Gnaeym

First, this story is about two men that had a lot of problems with each other, and soon began to overcome them by the end of the story. The two men's names are Ulrich von Gradwitz and Georg Znaeym. The main idea is that the two men fought all there life and now they have run into a big situation. As you read the story, many disastrous things happen to both of them along the way. Also, as you read and completely comprehend this passage, you will understand the main conflict and see how it is solved.
Ulrich von Gradwitz and Georg Znaeym both experienced a disastrous storm. This lead to an external conflict. The conflict that they had was when the storm hit, they were both pinned down by a tree. This lead them both to be helpless, and unable to do anything to help themselves. The author put this in the passage to explain that everyone in there life at some point will need help from someone. Even if they don’t necessarily like it.

Georg Znaeym felt internal conflict as well.

When Ulrich was feeling languor, that gave Georg an idea that gained him strength. He looked at Ulrich, but he didn’t know if he was feeling the rite way about the situation that Ulrich was in. The reason he felt power was because Ulrich was injured, so that left him think that he could then kill him and he would be completely defenseless. The author put this in the story to show a very important message. The message that he was trying to get across was that you can’t always make quick decisions. If you sometimes make a decision too quickly, you might end up doing something that you will regret later on in life. So, think about situations longer so you can avoid bad decisions down the

road.
In the mountains, there was a long fought conflict. There were two men and their people/army fighting over a section of land that they both eagerly wanted to have for themselves. Along with this, disasters happened like the tree that fell on the two men. These major key points tie together because while fighting for the land, they both desired to have, this tragic act of the fallen tree happend. The author has this in the passage because, along with conflict, something could possibly go wrong.
In conclusion, in the story “The Interlopers”, there were many conflicts and disasters. All of them being solved by the end of the story. The two men despised each other, but at the end of the passage they made peace to one another and solved all of the unwanted issues. This tought many different things about life and friendship as well. As I stated, this story teaches you life lessons and how to deal with certain situations.