... to a primary level. Wiesel had to witness his father be mauled with his very own eyes, not even feeling emotion of what was happening. He also had to see a Rabbi loose his son, knowing his son abandoned his own father purposely to be free, without a weight holding him back. To create an image for the reader, Wiesel's use of father and ... one thought - not to lose him. Not to be left alone" (27). There is an attempt to maintain love as it is also shown through the following pages in the book. Even though it gets to a point where it is man for itself, Wiesel and his father will always ha...

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• Grade Level: High School