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why is it important to remember and tell stories of conflict and adversity?

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why is it important to remember and tell stories of conflict and adversity?

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how can learning about multiple viewpoints and perspectives help others face and overcome adversity?

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how can learning about multiple viewpoints and perspectives help others face and overcome adversity?

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moishe was

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how did Elie and the other Jews lose their rights? (4)

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how did Elie and the other Jews lose their rights? (4)

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why and how did they stay so optimistic? what truths did they ignore?

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why and how did they stay so optimistic? what truths did they ignore?

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there were 80 people on the train. 1 person was in charge. if they fought back or tried to escape, they'd be shot.

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what was the first horrifying sigh that elie at first disbelieved

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what was the first horrifying sigh that elie at first disbelieved

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when they babies were being thrown into the fire alive

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explain what elie meant when he said, "never shall i forget these flames which consumed my faith forever."

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explain what elie meant when he said, "never shall i forget these flames which consumed my faith forever."

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elie thought he was going to die. his faith got consumed by the flames, meaning, his faith was destroyed. He couldn't believe the God he was warshiping was letting these things happen.

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theres some fear. elie didnt do anything when his father was slapped across the face so hard that he fell to the ground. he just sat there.

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quote that stands out to you and explain

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quote that stands out to you and explain

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A quote that stands out to me is, "never shall I forget these flames which consumed my faith forever" (page 34). Elie was in shock that these things were happening in this day and time. For example, Elie couldn't believe that live babies were being thrown into a real fire, and burned. Elie's faith was destroyed. He was completely religious before the concentration camps, however, he doesn't believe that a God would let something like this continue.

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I was surprised that Elie would lie to Stine about his family. Elie did not know if Stines family was still alive, however, he told them they were alright. I believe that it was a good thing that Elie told Stine that he was in contact with his family and they were alright because he didn't want Stine to loose any hope.

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Recurring theme, symbol, object, ect. notice & note. 

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Recurring theme, symbol, object, ect. notice & note. 

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A recurring word in the story is "I shall never forget." The author wants the readers to know that Elie will never forget what he went through and what he saw during the holocaust.

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Quote that stands out to you & explanation

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Quote that stands out to you & explanation

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"falling to the ground, his face was stained by the soup, the man writhed a few seconds at the base of the cauldron, and then he was still" (page 60). The man did not die from the soup, he died from a gun shot. The man got caught with trying to steal another ration of soup when he wasn't supposed to.

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Elie was just sitting there watching the man steal the soup, along with everyone else. Elie could've prevented the death of the man, instead he just sat there and watched him steal it.

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Question that starts with I wonder... and continue your thinking

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Question that starts with I wonder... and continue your thinking

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I wonder why Elie said that soup tastes of corpse's. It doesn't say in the book that the Germans cooked literal people, it could be just a figure of speech. However, I wouldn't put it past the Germans because of how cruel they were.

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quote that stands out to you and explain

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quote that stands out to you and explain

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A quote that stands out to me is "my foot was on fire." Elie doesn't literally mean his foot was on fire, it was just terribly wounded. Elie's foot was infected with pus because of the weather.

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When Elie was in the infirmary, he had the choice to stay back with his father or go on the march with his father. The other prisoners were telling Elie that if he stayed back then the Russians were going to kill him, along with everyone else. However, Elie learned 2 years after that the prisoners were liberated; freed.

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An event that happened that shocked me the most was when Elie found out 2 years after the Holocaust that he could've been saved much sooner.