If someone was at a point in their life where they had endless suffering and all they needed to have faith is one piece of perseverance. To think that glimmer of hope would be. I think that the Jews would do anything for a glimmer of hope to take their minds off of the death that was happening all around them. For most people, the sign of hope would be the cannons going off because that showed that the battlefield was growing closer to the Jews that gave hope that the Germans were being pushed back and that shows the desperation that the Jews were in. People find the perseverance to have the strength and believe that the end was near so that the Jews could be liberated and rescued. Elie Weisel is the author of the book “Night” This is a book about his experiences at the camps. It also shows how he used his father and the bombs in the …show more content…
This passage provides good evidence because it highlights the extreme conditions that prisoners were forced to endure in Nazi concentration camps. The fact that two people were forced to share a bed is indicative of the overcrowding and lack of basic resources that characterized life in the camps. This detail underscores the inhumane treatment of prisoners and the disregard for their basic needs and dignity. Furthermore, the phrase "good night" takes on a darkly ironic tone in this context, as it suggests that even this meager accommodation was considered a luxury or a blessing by those who were forced to endure such harsh conditions. This speaks to the desperation and hopelessness that many prisoners must have felt, as well as their ability to find small moments of humor or irony in even the bleakest circumstances. Overall, this passage provides compelling evidence of the extreme suffering and dehumanization experienced by prisoners in Nazi concentration camps. It also underscores the resilience and resourcefulness of those who were able to find small moments of humor or irony amidst such profound