I WILL MARK BRANIEST FOR CORRECT ANSWER AND HELPFULLNESS In paragraph 8, Wiesel makes the argument that “we must always take sides.” What does Wiesel mean by this statement? Do you think his argument is effective?
Write a response that is four to six complete sentences long. Use examples from the speech to support your answer.

He means that in every argument or so, we must take sides, and personally, I don't think his argument is effective.

Explanation:

I'm assuming that Wiesel meant that everyone must choose sides for everything, for example, an argument. But, his statement is not strong enough. One, he's lacking reasons and he must provide sufficient reasons to support his statement. Two, he should be more specfic about it, someone may be confused on what he meant.

a. the scene is structured as a dialogue between two characters in their own informal language.

what is your question because all i see is "i'll give 25p. and give brainliest.