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Analysis Of The Story Lizards

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In the story lizards become a meaning of life. On the night of the Assault Karin’s father had dragged Ploeg’s body in front on Anton’s house. Anton never understood why they choose his house, but he learns it’s for the lizards. Karin’s Father cared about the lizards and didn’t want anything to happen to them. It wasn’t intel after Peter and Mr. and Mrs. Steenwijk were killed that the lizards become meet their end. Karin’s father could no longer bare the sight of the lizards knowing that three innocent people died because of his choice to save the lizards. He stomps them all to death and lives the rest of his life before committing suiciding believing that Anton will on day avenge him for what has happened to his family. Although Anton never
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