When he wakes up, he finds that his father is not in his bed. Elie regrets for his whole life that he did not watch his father until his very last moment he feels that he hasn’t passed what he call his “test”. Soon after the Russian there allies come and liberate the concentration camps. Just three days after him being freed he falls very sick and is forced to be hospitalized. When he has the strength to get out of bed he takes a look at himself and thinks that he looks like a corpse and doubts that it is him.
His father’s commitments to the community, did not give him much time for his family. That did not stop Elie from looking up to his father who is a respected member of the Jewish community in Sighet. His father thought that Elie was too young to study mysticism, that did not stop him from studying. The relationship between Elie and his father, Chlomo, changed from a normal father and son relationship at the beginning of the book to a very close relationship at the death camp, they were inseparable. They would support each other as to go on living and working, but this relationship transforms as the two go through more and more situations.
Almost despite himself, his dark eyes glittered with pride.” When he began to realize how famous and important his son was becoming he tried to accept the gift and him. He was proud of his son despite all the trouble he put him through over the years. This made Asher very happy to
Stories, pictures, and even music trace the culture and memories of each home. While some cultures may focus upon the survival of the family, others focus on their beliefs and important motifs that underly the religion. Such appears the case in Night by Elie Wiesel. In this well-refined memoir, Elie describes his father as a well known and respected man of his Jewish community, emphasizing his knowledge and power. But suddenly, this man who believed in an answer to every question, God being the supreme in knowledge, is stripped of his identity, family, and home right in front of his eyes.
The son always thinks that he is going to die, and the son is always afraid. His character starts off flat but then he progresses into a round character. He ends up “carrying the fire” which indicates that the son is willing to survive and “he talked to his father and he didn’t forget” (270) about his father’s belief. The son tells his father “you’re not the one who has to worry about everything” (259) shows us the transition of the son from boy to man. The father is a round character, he was complicated.
His father is a high-ranking SS officer who, after a visit from Hitler (referred to in the novel as "The Fury", Bruno's misrecognition of the word "Führer"), is promoted to Commandant, so the family has to move away to Auschwitz. When Bruno gets there, he feels homesickness after leaving behind his three best friends for life, his home and his school. Unhappy with his new home, Bruno becomes lonely and has no one to talk to or play with. This is a traumatic situation for a nine year old boy. Only reason for this traumatic situation is to command better the jewish camp.
Though the God seems to leave Judah, but the story of Daniel and his three friends proves that God never leaves His faithful servant alone, He is always being with them and support them. God never forgets His people and he can protect and help them in everywhere. When the king Nebuchadnezzar ruined the Judah, he captured all the people
Elie was a Jewish boy who was very strong in his faith before the holocaust. To him, his religion was everything to him. He had a strong love for his God and believed that no matter what, his God would always be there to guide him and see through the darkness that life sometimes sends us. To Elie his faith gave him hope, a way to get through any obstacle that he faced. When they were abolished from their village by the German soldiers, many things started to change.
In the concentration camp hospital, Eliezer’s neighbor remarks he has lost faith in everything except what? (A) God (B) Death (C) Hitler (D) Eliezer 22. During the long run after Buna, what does Eliezer say was the only thing that kept him from giving up? (A) His faith in God (B) His desire for justice (C) His father’s presence (D) A sense of pride 23. In the shed, taking a brief break from the run, what does Eliezer pray for?
He was summoned by a nurse to hear the dying confessions of an SS Nazi soldier. The soldier wanted forgiveness on behalf of all Jewish people for the things he had done to their fellow brothers. He asked for forgiveness as he was dying because he was afraid that his soul would not be able to rest eternally unless he was forgiven. Simon tries continuously to leave the room in fear of his own life, and also because of his learned hatred of Nazis. He stays and listens to the dying man out of pity and also because the soldier asks and begs him not to leave.