The scene where the young child is hanged is absolutely horrific. He still seems to be alive as Eliezer walks past him. The man says "Where is god now?(61)".
Eliezer says to him-self "Where is He? He is Here - He is hanging on the gallows (61)" The child has been hanging for about a half of an hour struggling for his life as Jesus also struggled after being nailed to the cross and hanging there for several hours. The child had suffered there with his brothers starring at him as Jesus with his brothers most of the apostles and his followers watching him suffer and finally die. Both of them had made a huge impact on their community. The child would never be forgotten in the eyes of Eliezer and the rest of the camp as Jesus will never be forgotten to us Catholics. It was as if the child was an example of our Lord on the cross roughly 1945 years before hand. The young child had suffered there with his brothers as Jesus did. This sight as a young adult must have been hard to witness. This hanging was an example of exactly how evil of the German army was and how Hitler singled out the Jewish people and created a revolution of hatred to a certain group of people. This scene brought about much despair, it was very emotional. I believe it made them think that only the few will survive, the very few. From there on the Germans didn't care who they killed, they could at least put the young child quickly out of his misery with a gun but the Germans let him suffer trying his best to cling on to life but he eventually died. This was just an extremely cruel punishment for just a child. And even a punishment for his brothers is the camp with him to witness. I pray that this type of mass murder of a certain people will never happen again. If it does I believe it may be the end of existence on earth. This book and so many other books and movies have been written about the holocaust so it will never be forgotten, so it will never happen again, so that we can be a free people.
The book, "Night," by Elie Wiesel, has themes that people can relate to and can teach readers many things. ... One prevalent theme in Night is man's inhumanity towards others. ... Get up" "(Wiesel 84). ... The last theme in the book Night, was Elie's struggle to maintain faith. ... This tells the readers that Wiesel doesn't want to face the fact the he is losing faith in God. ...
In Night, by Elie Wiesel a theme the author develops is losing faith in the what you believe in. ... The text states I woke up at dawn. ... He stopped believing all together and made this very clear in his book Night. ... In the book "Night," by Elie Wiesel, a theme that developed throughout the book is losing faith in what you believe in. In conclusion Elie Wiesel was faithful in his religion in the beginning of the book. ...
Booker T. ... Since Booker had to earn money to help support his family, he thought his only option would be to attend school at night. ... Eventually, Booker opened a night school because so many working people wanted to learn how to read. ... From teaching in a small night school, to a run down shack and finally to starting his own Institute, Booker has educated many people. Up through today he has helped many people strive in their life time through Tuskegee Institute. ...
Mineo jogs back to the huddle with a big smile on his face while the two defensive backs help each other up from the burned-out grass, grasshoppers and dragonflies flying up from their feet. ... "The Book." ... Friday Night Lights, H.G. ... Bissinger, who has just released a new edition of Friday Night Lights, stands by the book. ... "People come up to you and ask why you aren't winning, getting in your face about it." ...
The book Night is a story by Elie Wiesel and his experiences in the death camps during the holocaust. Is Night a story of hope or despair? Night is a story of despair because throughout the book Elie lost so many things that it brought him down. ... Everyone in Auschwitz was always faced with death. ... How can some one still have hope even when their "face to face with the angle of death" (Wiesel 31). ...
This book was initially published in 1960, fifteen years after WWII's end. ... "Never shall I forget the little faces of the children whose bodies I saw turned into wreathes of smoke beneath a silent blue sky. ... One day Elie was snatched up out of his home and all of that changed. ... Night is a testimonial to the horror of absolute evil. ... It is our duty to stand up for what is right. ...
Night - Faith Night is a dramatic book that tells the horror and evil of the concentration camps that many were imprisoned in during World War II. ... Revolt rises up inside of Elie and he questions God. ... Even though most pipels were cruel and hated, this one had the face of a sad angel and was loved by all. ... Night is a powerful book. ... You can also tell by reading Night that some people can go on believing in their religion under horrific circumstances and that some people will give up their faith at the first test of loyalty....
The Author of Night, Elie Wiesel, first writes the book after a ten-year vow of silence upon him before trying to describe what happened to him and over six million other Jews. ... Therefore, making Night a moving and extraordinary autobiography. ... (Page 32, line 1-14) More important, in Night is the author's use of quotes. ... In general, the autobiography Night is simple to read. ... For example, "An assassin's face, fleshy lips, hands like a wolf's paws. ...
NIGHT Night has to be the most heartbreaking book I or anyone else have ever and could ever read. ... Jews faced many problems within the Holocaust. ... Silence, silence they heard every night. ... A small boy who had the "sad-face of an angel" was to be hanged, as well as, two adults. ... The book Night is all about despair, and what happened during the Holocaust. ...