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Ch. 7 When times become tough people will do anything in hopes of surviving.

Ch. 8 Sometime people will do whatever is necessary to look out for themselves.

Ch. 9 all things good and bad always come to an end.

Nobel Prize Speech: Silence is never the answer,  you need to speak up in order to be heard.

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Chapter 7

People are willing to do anything to survive including harming others.

Chapter 8

Powerlessness can make one feel guilty.

Chapter 9

The things we go through can make us numb.

Eliezer's speech

When an individual is indifferent to the suffering of another they are just as guilty.

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Chapter 7: When the loss of a loved one occurs the hurt that someone goes through is very harsh.

Chapter 8: The theme selfishness can cause someone to feel very guilty or make one have regrets.

Chapter 9: Many of the things that we go through can cause lots of regrets and can also cause guilt.

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Chapter 7: in times of difficulty people would do anything for them to survive
Chapter 8: people can tend to be selfish and self absorbed to help them survive
Chapter 9: Nobel Prize Speech, silence is never the answer

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Chapter 7: Family gives people motivation to do things that they couldn’t do without them

Chapter 8: Selfishness can take over people when they are in need of survival
chapter 9: When people are away from society for a long time, freedom is more important than anything to them
noble prize speech: "No one may speak for the dead, no one may interpret their mutilated dreams and visions."

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Ch 7 : Losing a loved one is one of the greatest sufferings a person could go though.
Ch 8 :  People can be willing to do anything to save someone they love.
Ch 9 : everything can become secondary when ones survival is at stake.
Nobel Peace prize. : There is a lot of injustice in the present world.

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Chapter 7- The theme is inhumanity. The prisoners were stuffed in a rail cart like animals and were forced to throw out the people that died in the cart. I think it is implicit.

Chapter 8- The theme is selfishness. Elie starts to have thoughts about abandoning his dad and fighting for him self. This is explicit

Chapter 9- The theme is don't give up. The prisoners did not give up and they were finally liberated. This is implicit.

Nobel Prize Speech- The theme is silence. Elie directly states that to remain silent/neutral only helps the oppressor

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Chapter 7-  When in times of despair, one can do inhuman things to feel better.

Chapter 8- People often think of their life over others in times of need.

Chapter 9- There will always be an end to the bad times in life.

Nobel Peace Prize- People should be heard and not be kept silent.

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Ch. 7- Things were getting harder for Ellie, in a night him and others were sent to train car to be transported to a different camp. In the train there were dead bodies, the soldiers starved people, like they threw a little piece of bread and people fought over it.If someone cries in the train they get killed immediately.The theme of this chapter is angriness since Ellie and his dad just getting tired of this.
Ch.8- To truly help people, your only intentions should be to help, not to gain anything.

Ch.9-  It’s been 11 since he came in Buchenwald, nothing mattered to him since his father died. The allies were coming to free jews from camps, but the SS officers keep moving the prisoners to an underground building and blow up the camp. Then the American tanks come through the door of Buchenwald and  Ellie wakes up in a hospital with food poisoning. The theme of this chapter is sadness and some happiness since he still sad about his father, but he’s finally free from the camp.

Nobel Prize speech:

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Chapter 7-  When people loose a loved one they may feel feelings they never felt before
Chapter 8- people become selfish and think of their life instead of others
Chapter 9- people will overcome situations that held them back before
Nobel Peace Prize- No one should keep quite on traumatizing events. We can not let history repeat itself

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Chapter 7:

Explicit: “They jumped him.  Others joined in.  When they withdrew there were two dead bodies next to me. The father and the son.”

Universal truth: Greediness doesn’t always solve your problems

Chapter 8:

Implicit: “The officer wielded his club and dealt him with a violent blow to the head.  I didn’t move.  I was afraid,  my body was afraid of another blow, this time to my head.”

Universal truth: Guilt can make you a different person.

Chapter 9:

Implicit: “I had not seen myself since the ghetto. From the depths of the mirror, a corpse was contemplating me.”

Universal truth: Traumatizing events can change who you are.

Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech:

Explicit: “ The sealed cattle car.  The fiery altar upon which the history of our people and the future of mankind were meant to be sacrificed.”

Universal truth: Traumatizing events have a big impact on your life and will be something you may never forget.

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Chapter 7 Theme-

In chapter 7 the theme is that in desperate times, humans will resort back to their primal instincts.

Chapter 8 Theme-

In chapter 8 the theme is that during life or death times, people must think of themselves before they can think of others.

Chapter 9 Theme-

In chapter 9 the theme is even after long periods of time, a person will never change unless they make a goal to change.

Nobel Peace Prize Speech Theme-

The theme in the Nobel Peace Prize Speech is don't stay silent, you have a voice, use it. If we don't learn from history we are bound to repeat it.