Eliezer Wiesel loses his confidence in god, family and humankind through the encounters he has from the Nazi death camp. Eliezer loses confidence in god. He battles physically and rationally forever and no more accepts there is a divine being. "Never should I overlook those minutes which killed my god and my spirit and turned my fantasies to dust..."(pg 32). Elie endeavored to spare himself and asks god commonly to bail him and take him out of his hopelessness. "Why would it be a good idea for me to favor his name? The interminable, master of the universe, the almighty and unpleasant was silent..."(pg 31). Eliezer is confounded, in light of the fact that he doesn't know why the Germans would execute his face, and does not know why god could …show more content…
He and his mom and sister were separated at the camp and he has no want to see them until the end of time. "Men to one side! Ladies to the right..."(pg 27).
His dad is getting old, and powerless, and Elie understands his dad does not have the quality to get by all alone, and it is past the point where it is possible to spare him. "It's past the point where it is possible to spare your old father, I said to myself..."(pg 105). He felt remorseful in light of the fact that he couldn't help his dad, yet he knew the best way to live is to watch out for himself. "Here, every man needs to battle for himself and not consider any other person. Indeed of his father..."(pg 105). He considers himself, and
Eliezer loses trust, trust, and his convictions. He starts to depend on himself in light of the fact that he realized that no one but he can help himself and he couldn't rely on upon any other individual. "Never should I overlook those flares which expended my confidence forever..."(pg 32). Elie's dad was struck, and that was the point at which he acknowledged he was anxious about death, and he felt remorseful in light of the fact that he didn't help his dad. "I didn't move. What had transpired? My dad had recently been struck, right in front of me, and I had not gleamed an eyelid..."(pg 37). He lost his dad, and he felt so void, and no more accepts he can live alone, and he doesn't ha anything to live for. "My brain was attacked all of a sudden