... and turned my dreams to dust. Never shall I forget these things, even if I am condemned to live as long as God Himself. Never" (Night, Ch. 3, Pg. 32) Night is a powerful account of the holocaust through the eyes of Eliezer Weisel, also known as Elie. The reader engages in the compelling spiritual, mental and ... by the anti-Semitic Nazi regime, his faith becomes shaken. Similarly to the biblical character of Job, Elie begins to question God's absolute justice. On the night of Rosh Hashanah, Elie refuses to pray. He feels a strong rebellion against God where he "was the accuser, God the a...

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... witness to some killings. He survived and came back to warn people. "People refused not only to believe his stories, but even to listen to them" (Night 4). People were afraid to face what might be the truth so they didn't listen to Moshe. A rescuer could be a person who saves just one life ... forgotten" (Night 4). The people that were taken away didn't mean anything to the other Jews. They went on with their lives as normal. A rabbi and his son were very close. They had been through everything for three years. As they were moving from one camp to another they got separated. Rabbi Eliaho...

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• Grade Level: High School