Vladek Character Analysis

In the book Maus talked about of many tales from a survivor of the Nazis, before, during and after of the Holocaust. In the volume I the author wrote about his father experiences, how he could survive and his father romances, and his own story of life. Although, they were so important in this tale, Vladek who is the author father, he was affected for some events in the Holocaust, such as his personality, romances, and his relationship with his own child. Vladek changed in his personality such as his character, Previously, Vladek’s character was so caring, a shrewd businessman with a remarkable intelligence and resourcefulness. He was a wealthy man when he got married with Anja. During the war, he looked many ideas for surviving the war as save the smallest things. This idea made him to get the necessary things to live. He also tried to save his life and his family life, so he invented with his skills inside of the house a bunker for hiding them. After the war, he was a silent man, he didn’t talk about his feeling about Anja after she died. In addition, he was more economic, he didn’t like spent to much money like his second wife. For example, Mala went many times to the …show more content…
This romance was the first and official relationship with Anja. They lived many situations before and after the Holocaust. In contrast to the relationship with Lucia this love was so strong, caring, loyal, protective, willing, and devoted. They loved each one, as they were soul mates. Anja was wealthy, but not too attractive as Lucia was despite this he fell in love. They got married, and they had two sons. The older son was Richie and the youngest was Artie. Art explains that his parents had a protective relationship like Anja was in jail because she conspired. In addition, he was willing, he took care her when she was on depression. They went to a “sanitarium” (Spiegelman, I. pag:32). It was a beautiful place to try that she could feel well