In pages eight-five to one hundred-three, several events happened. There was another selection. This time, Eliezer and his father were split up, Eliezer in the healthy line, and Father in the not healthy line. Luckily, Eliezer case enough comotion to get Father to his line. After this, all of the healthy people were put into cattle cars with no roof.
Why did Lieutenant Jimmy Cross accept the blame for Ted Lavender 's death? He was the First Lieutenant and it was his responsibility to keep his unit safe. It also showed that Jimmy Cross was becoming a man.
During the book Night by Elie Wiesel the author uses figurative language to describe and connect the reader to the book. While reading it is easy to find out what types of figurative language are there to describe like similes and hyperboles which add to the text but don 't really make the reader think.
1) Imagery: • “His arms worked the bellows, giving the instrument the air it needed to breathe.” (pg. 355) • “To your left, perhaps your right, perhaps even straight ahead you find a small black room. In it sits a Jew.” (pg. 138)
Night contains a significant amount of figurative language. Select 3 examples from the text to analyze. In analyzing each example, be sure to explain how the specific example impacts the text. (How does it affect the reader? How does it affect the reading experience?
There aren't many types of people during World War Two. The people who died, and the people who didn’t. In the book Night, Elie was in the fright of his life when the Nazis took them to the concentration camp. A lot of bad things happened at the camp. Sickness and even death were some things that you would find there.
Do you remember learning about the holocaust? The holocaust was a historical event and lasted twelve years. It was a horrible time in the world. Elie Wiesel in the memoir “Night” explains why the holocaust should never happen again. Wiesel uses pathos, Metaphors, and lastly repetition to support his explanation.
Night mainly contains similes, metaphors and hyperbole. First, the simile that most stood out to me was “He had some seven hundred prisoners under his command, and they all loved him like a brother”(Wiesel,63). This simile, in a way, compares the officer to the other officers because it shows he treats his prisoners better. It also says that “Nobody had ever endured a blow or even an insult from him”(Wiesel, 63). So we know that he cares enough about those people not to hurt or insult them voluntarily.
The book Night made by Eli Wiesel is about a young 15-year-old Romina Jewish boy who was put into a concentration camp with his father in Germany. Eli Wiesel's Book Night was created to create Diction, Imagery, and Pathos to show the dangers of losing faith and the fear of not caring about others' suffering. Throughout the book, He uses imagery to show how being in these conditions can make you not care about others' suffering. For example in the book when he says “When the SS were tried and they were replaced.
All humans have the will to live in at least one point in their lives, even the smallest will can live in someone unconsciously. Humans were born so that they could live, and many of those people will desperately do anything to survive, especially in times of crisis. This reality is portrayed by Elie Weisel in his book, Night through the use of symbolism, repetition, rhetorical questions, and foreshadowing. In chapter four if Night, Elie had been transferred to Buna from Auschwitz.
Liliana Lopez-Soriano Ms. Salamida English I 6 April 2023 Night: Impact of Cruelty on Faith The author of Night, Eliezer Wiesel, claims, “In the beginning there was faith — which is childish;” after having been in camps for a very long time and having lost his faith after all he lived in the camps. In this story, everything the prisoners witnessed caused them to lose their faith. The prisoners thought they were going to be saved by their God but since nothing happened to save them, they slowly started to lose the strong faith they once had in the beginning.
In this passage, Elie Wiesel creates a cruel and disturbing tone through the use of word choice and imagery. The choices Elie made when crafting this passage perfectly depicts the scene in a terrifying manner. He uses this work choice most significantly in the beginning of the passage to describe how drastically the men in the train had been transformed. By using words such as “hurling… trampling… tearing… mauling… animal hate,” and adding phrases like “beasts of prey unleashed”, and “sharpening their teeth and nails” (Wiesel 101), the author is effectively able to completely dehumanize these people, showing the extent of their motivation to obtain what they desire.
Through the use of dialogue and figurative language, Alvarez describesd mate as courageous unlike in the beginning of the passage furthermore enforcing the complexity of her character. We can see this in the beginning of this passage when Mate enters the prison. Mate describes herself as a “sack of beans''. She selects these words specifically because the police were dehumanizing her. She feels incapable of being free of her situation.
NIGHT In the memoir Night, the narrator Elie Wiesel recounts a moment when he said “The jews were ordered to get off and onto waiting trucks. The trucks headed toward a forest. There everybody was ordered to get out. They were forced to dig huge trenches.
For over 80 years, the theme of the undead has been used by writers and film makers as a metaphor to express deeper fears within our society such as nuclear war, communism and mass contagion.(Vox. 2013) In this essay I will be discussing how the use of metaphor contributes to highlighting humanity, moral ethics and values within AMC’s zombie-apocalypse television series ‘The Walking Dead’. The eight-year-running TV show ‘The Walking Dead’, which is based on a comic, is a post-apocalyptic television series where a group of survivors fight to stay alive in a world amongst ‘Walkers’, which are the walking dead (Zombies).
