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Saki The Interlopers Analysis
In Saki’s story “The Interlopers” he surprised the readers with the ending. Saki was able to do this by using Ulrich and Georg reconciliation for the land and their families. Also by setting up the possibility of Ulrich and Georg being saved by their men and ultimately a happy ending , but the appearance of the wolves changed the reader's outlook on the resolution of the story.
First and foremost would be how Saki built up this possible , Ulrich and Georg compromise to be friends and end their families feud for the land. “ We have quarreled like devils all our lives over this stupid strip of forest. I’ve come to think we’ve been rather fools. Neighbor,if you will help me bury the the old quarrel, I will ask of you to be my friend, said Ulrich”pg.88.
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