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Scared/confused: “It was like a page from a torn book” (pg 17)

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Scared/confused: “It was like a page from a torn book” (pg 17)

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When Elie gets his first experience dealing with the brutal treatment of the SS officers he is scared and confused since he hadn't expected to the things Moishe the beadle to have warned about to be true. From this event Elie is affected since he has to leave the house he's always known and his family and other families are in danger.

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horrified: "Yes I did see this, with my own eyes...children thrown into the flames." (pg 32)

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horrified: "Yes I did see this, with my own eyes...children thrown into the flames." (pg 32)

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When Elie witnesses the burning of women, men, and children he's horrified, the horrific site taints his site of humanities goodness and makes him question his belief in God.

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emotion: "Jews look at the fire! Look at the flames" (pg 28)

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emotion: "Jews look at the fire! Look at the flames" (pg 28)

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Mrs.Schachter's breakdown affects Elie through implanting a fear of what is to come and a fear of death.

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Cautious: "What if he wanted to be rid of his father?" (pg 91)

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Cautious: "What if he wanted to be rid of his father?" (pg 91)

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This event affects Elie since it makes him cautious to not become like Rabbi Eliahou's son.

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Elie's father's death affects him by giving him a feeling of relief since he no longer has to take care of him.