In the excerpt from Simon Wiesenthal's The Sunflower: On the Possibilities and Limits of Forgiveness Karl asks Simon for forgiveness. Simon got up and left the room without saying anything to karl, but He still forgave him by going and talking to Karls mother as mentioned by Arthur Hertzberg. Simon didnt go tell his mother about all the horrible things he did to the Jews instead he talked to her about how as he was dying he asked for forgiveness. In my opinion that shows Simon forgiving him. Simon also wrote a story about Karl and if Simon didnt forgive him he wouldn't have published a book about Karl. In a way Karl apologised for all of the nazis and asked for forgiveness from all of the jews. Karl mentioned in his story that the boys were
