Question

read the text and study the image from art spiegelmans maus. then was a selection, with people sent either to the left, either to the right. old people, families with lots of kids, and people without work cards are all going to the left! we understood this must be very bad. the theme best expressed by both wiesel and spiegelman is mark this and return

Explanation:

This refers to the shared theme between Elie Wiesel's work (like Night) and Spiegelman's Maus: the dehumanizing horror of the Nazi selection process, where marginalized groups (the elderly, large families, those without work cards) were targeted for death, and the profound dread of victims facing this fatal sorting.

Answer:

The dehumanizing terror of Nazi selection processes and the existential dread of targeted groups during the Holocaust.