In the two scenes on pg 61-65, Wiesel uses the stylistic technique such as imagery to give the reader the feeling of being in that scene and imagine it.Another stylistic technique is metaphors and diction give a better feeling of the story and give it more dramatic. An example of his imagery is when Wiesel said: “He was still alive when I passed him, his tongue was still red, his eyes not yet extinguished.”This quote helps the readers make the words Wiesel uses to create an image of them and picture it in their mind.This also makes the readers have a better feel of the story, and sort of feel as if they are in that moment, feeling everything and seeing it in their minds. Another example of when Wiesel uses imagery to achieve the feeling of