Answer the following question by making a paragraph-length argument Open your argument by making a claim that contains your answer to the question. Then substantiate your claim by presenting textual evidence in the form of at least two quotations. Each quotation should be followed by two sentences of analysis in which you unpack the significance of diction syntax, imagery, figurative language, tone, etc. When Vladek is telling the story of Artie's birth, he notes that the doctors had to break Artic's arm in order to "save" his son's life. Vladek then reports that when Artie was a baby, his arm sometimes "jumped up." Vladek reports that he and Anja "joked and called you 'Heil Hitler" (32). This scene raises the question of the role that jokes and humor can play within a text about the Holocaust. Indeed, when they are staying at the sanitarium, Vladek tells jokes to Anja in hopes of improving her health (37). What role does humor play in Art Spiegelman's Maus? Do jokes about the Holocaust have the effect of trivializing a historical tragedy? Or do jokes help the survivors to endure their traumatic experiences? Do jokes help the survivors to reclaim their humanity?

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