The men marched like there was no tomorrow. During the march many died because the bad weather conditions. Each man marched in harsh condition such as heavy snow and cold winds. Some men died from dysentery or being trampled over because they couldn't keep up with the march. In the book Night by Elie Wiesel, Elie, a teenage boy, is forced into a concentration camp with his father. Elie and his father faced several beatings during the camp, but Elie and his father did not give up. Elie severed the camp, but at the end he looked into a mirror and felt like he did not know who he was anymore. Elie maintained his own morality by refusing to give up and staying with his father. To begin, Elie maintained his own morality and faced his fears during