In "Hansel and Gretel,” how does conflict make Hansel and Gretel’s father a better man? He suffers from the loss of his children until they return to him.
He becomes a wealthy woodcutter and buys them jewels.
He learns how to find his way through the forest with crumbs.
He lives a life of poverty as a punishment to himself.

the first one

Explanation:

he suffers from the loss of his children until they return to him

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