When Wiesel said that he had ceased to feel human, he mean that he prefer to give up, to die not to feel pain anymore. Also, he means that death might be better than living at that moment, hat it would be so easy to just fall off to the side and die then there would be no more pain or misery. He wouldn’t be cold, his foot would be not hurt, he wouldn’t be hungry, tired or anything. He has seen over and over other people just… not really give up. But more… give in to death, and if it wasn’t for his dad he probably would have done it. Elie and the other prisoners are fully exposed to the horrible inhumanity of the Nazis. Due to the brutal methods of the Nazis, they are transformed from respected individuals into obedient, animal-like automatons. …show more content…
For example its like if everything I had was gone the people I love, my home everything I will think that sooner or later I will be gone too so why care about anything. Also, some things that causes people loose their sense of dignity and human is that working hard the whole day and not being allow to make anything they want to do. Further more, watching others be starved and murdered without anyone doing anything to stop lead to loose their sense of dignity and humanity. The people in the camp were treated as of they were animal or just and object and they cannot fight back because they would be putting their life at risk and working everyday without stopping till they hear the bell ring as a if their life is regulated by a bell. I think that if I were Elie I will give up because I knew that anyways I will be death because if I tried to do something they will kill me anyways and being death I will feel no paint and I will not be manipulated like an slave just to make their commands I will not give them that