Which of the following statements would be true based on the heritage of the poet and the historical influences in the poem "Sympathy"?

The author explains what he believes life would be like if he were free.
The poem is literal and merely examines the reasons behind the actions of a caged bird.
The poem reflects the feelings and experiences of one person.
The poem was written in a time when all people did not experience the same freedom.

Personification.

The action of seduction is a human trait, 'indifference' does not have the human or physical qualities to actively 'seduce'. Wiesel though, has given it that personified power.

Wiesel's main idea through his speech is that indifference is the most dangerous thing to have. Showing that indifference is tempting and seductive proves how dangerous of a trap the world can fall into because it's easier to be indifferent than take a stand. People tend to be easily tempted or seduced, so giving indifference these qualities shows how much more aware and how much stronger people have to be in order to rise above it.