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Chapter 8, Never Again, Part 4 Summary
They are told that the able-bodied men are needed to build houses and that the rest will be allowed to rest while waiting for their assignments. Golda believes the tale, much to Ernie's relief. They are told they must use the bath houses, taking only their papers and valuables, and just what they need to wash themselves. The prisoners are told to note the hook number used for their clothing. Golda asks Ernie not to look at her naked, so he closes his eyes to preserve her modesty, while the children hold onto Ernie's naked thighs as they are directed into the bath house. They are told that they need the baths and inhalations to prevent the spread of disease. The lights are extinguished, and terror breaks out. Ernie gently shouts to the children to breath deeply...
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