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On page 43 Elie talks about how his dad was to busy with work to actually realize what was happening in his family like how there was someone living in his house and he didn’t realize it until a couple days after. And now his dad being the only source of family and comfort left I feel he has gotten more closer to him.

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“Men to the left! Women to the right!”

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Men to the left woman to the right. The reason why Elie is unable to forget was because that’s when he split up with his mom and sister

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Men to the left woman to the right. The reason why Elie is unable to forget was because that’s when he split up with his mom and sister

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These words were “Men to the left, women to the right.” He is unable to forget these words, because it was at that moment he was separated from his family. His mom and his sister. He didn’t get a chance to say goodbye. Elie and his father cling to each other the closest they can so they can be together since they lost the rest of their family.

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“Men to the left, Women to the right!”, He is unable to forget these words because these were the words that separated him and his mother and sister.

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The 8 words are Men to the left, Women to the right. These 8 words started his journey of Auschwitz. At this point in time Elie has been counted as a man in the German eyes.

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Elie finds is hard to read because he says that why is God making everyone go through this. While there were men, women, and children being thrown into a pit of flames why was God being silent and what was there to thank him for.

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He lied because he felt that he didn’t need to hear anything bad or negative right now especially about his family, the people he loves. He even said himself the man is only alive because of his family. The real news he received was his family was actually dead.

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They respond in a very agitated way, I think that the veteran prisoners have responded in a very good way and the newbies have no reason to be blamed

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The words were “Men to the left! Women to the right”. The reason Ellie wasn’t able to ever forget those words is because those were the last words before everything changed. It is when he is taken from is mother and sister. The only one left was his dad so they clanged to each other.

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“Men to the left! Women to the right!” (Wiesel 29). He can’t forget these words because they where straight and cruel. Said it with no emotion, and it was the only thing the told them. Then the started picking. Elie and his dad stuck together more, because they had been split apart from the rest of his family. So Elie only had his father left.

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“Men to the left! Women to the right!” Elie spoke of how these words affected him, this was the last time he got to see his mother and Tzipora. Him and his father luckly were able to stay together so he hung onto him tightly.

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The words are “men to the left women to the right” (Wiesel 29). he is unable to forget them because it is the last time he sees his mom and his sister. Elise and his dad cling together because they don’t want to split up like how the family did.
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Those 8 words are “men to the left! Women to the right!” They were the first orders he had been given after arriving at the camp, and was also the last time he saw his mother and sister. Which would make sense had to why he would never forget them, they’re the words that took his mother and sister away, but were also the first words to the tragic experience of Auschwitz, Elie had to endure.

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The eight words spoken were “Men to the left, Women to the right”. These eight words are unforgettable because they meant Elie would never see his mother and sister again! At the time he didn’t know that was the last time he would see them! Elie was scared and didn’t want to be alone so he clung to his fathers side. They stayed close together because they didn’t want to lose eachother.

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Elie finds it hard to pray because for the first time he has anger inside of him, he wonders why he should sanctify his name-The Almighty, when he choose to be silent. Elie wondered what there was to thank him for.

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Those words were said the Jewish prisoners as soon as they got off the train at Birkenau. He is unable to forget these words because they were the instructions that made him leave his mother, the last time he would see her. These words helped explain why Elie and his father clung to each other because they did not want to get separated. They had already lost Elie’s mother and sisters and they did not want to lose each other too.

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Elie is unable to forget because that was the moment a piece of his heart left him. His mother and little sister were taken away, gone into the dark, soon to be in the light.

Those eight words help explain why Elie and his father Wiesel clung together through the unimaginable journey because from the beginning they were together. They were both men. On the train. In the selection and now together forever.

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“Men to the left! Women to the right! Elie can not forget these words because that was the moment he left his mother. Elie and his father were clinging onto each other because they didn’t want to get split up like they did with Elie’s mom

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I think the prisoners responded in a good way because the babies weren’t a reason to blame for.

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The 8 words Elie tells us is “Men to the left! Woman to the right!” (Wiesel 29). These words Elie won’t forget is because the Nazis had almost already selected who they want before they even got their because they already knew what age they want, what they want  them to look like, and their gender. This helps explain why Elsie and his father clung together is because his mother and sister had already been moved without them able to say goodbye.

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Elie describes Dr. Menglele as Cruel looking, not unintelligent and he had a monocle. He was surrounded by officers and had a baton. He asked Elie his age and waved with his baton which way to go.

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“Men to the left!” “Women to the right!” I think that Elie Wiesel can’t forget those words because that’s when the last time he saw his mom and sister was. So when they had to pick out of the men which were strong enough to stay him and his dad kind of clung to one another because they couldn’t loose each other after they had just lost there mom and sister.
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They had not heard of Auschwitz, and the veteran prisoners say “You should have hanged yourselves rather than come here.” They continued, “Over there. Do you see the chimney over there? Do you see it? And the flames, do you see them?… Over there will be your grave.” I think that they responded very harshly but in reality they were extremely upset. The new prisoners are not at fault

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Dr Mengele is a very scary looking dude with a monocle and conductors baton.

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A cruel, though not unintelligent, face, completed with a monocle

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The person called him a fool and told the Eli that he is 18 not 15 and his dad was 40 not 50. “ sons of 🤬 why have you come here? Tell me why?”

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The person called him a fool and told the Eli that he is 18 not 15 and his dad was 40 not 50. “ sons of 🤬 why have you come here? Tell me why?”

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Notorious. “A cruel, though not unintelligent, face, complete with monocle.”

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He was upset and calling them stupid. He didn’t want them here, thinking that they would’ve known what was happening. He was mad that they came, in a way of saying that is was horrible here. And that they should’ve never come.

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Elie finds it hard to pray because he doesn’t know why he should sanctify the lords name, he doesn’t know what the lord has done to deserve sanctification.

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Elie stands there petrified. He is scared that this place has actually change himself, usually if someone were to do something like that to his family he would stand up for them but he didn’t do anything.

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Elie said that Dr.mengele looked like the typical ss officer. Elie said that Dr.mengele had a cruel face.

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They are confused because all of this killing is going on but none is doing anything about it and that they did not even know that it was a thing

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Men to the left Women to the right were the 8 words that had made Elie never forget because those words had made Elie to never see his mother and sister again. When this happened Elie only had his father left which is the reason why Elie stuck together also Elie’s father also experienced this and realized Elie is now his only son.

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The veterans react as if the Jews had come here just to see what life was like here. The Jews didn’t know where they were or what this place is, but the prisoners thought they came here by choice when they really didn’t. This make me think that the prisoners are trying to warn other in secret without the guards knowing.

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The veteran prisoners are very surprised that they knew of nothing of what going on since it has been going on for 4 years. I think that they should of known because they heard what Moshie had been through they should’ve expected this. And the prisoner had the right to prompt them to die.

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The words “men to the left! Women to the right!” Is unforgettable to Elie Wiesel because it is the last time he is with his family and it would be the last time he would see his mom and sister. This also explains why Elie and his father were cling to one another.

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When his father is beaten for the first time, Elie does absolutely nothing. This response effects his self image, because he just watched his own father get beat and not do anything about it. Leading him to the conclusion that he was a bad person. He fears that he will become a bad person.

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Elie finds it hard to pray because he has anger inside of him. He wonders why he should sanctify his name.

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Elie just stands their and watches. It makes him feel like a bad person. He fears that he is becoming like the SS

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The “veteran” prisoners were very angry and aggressive when they found out that the newcomers had never heard of Auschwitz. I think that they were mad because they knew the things that happened there and they probably assumed that everyone did because of how bad it was.

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Elie shocks himself because he did not react when his father was struck. This makes Elie start to feel gully to not doing or saying anything. He wonders how he changed that fast, he thinks just yesterday he would have defended his father for something like this.

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Elie was petrified when he saw his father had been slapped to such force he fell down. Elie only responds with his face, and how he just watched-and still, stayed silent. Elie wouldn’t just sit there if somebody hit his father, until he entered Auschwitz. Elie said that he would never forgive them for this.

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The “veterans” obviously know that the newcomers have no idea what to do/say and one of them comes and tell Elie and his dad to lie about their age “Hey, kid how old are you?” and Elie responds with “fifteen,” then the man says “NO your eighteen,” (Wiesel 30)

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Dr. Mengele looked like a Cruel person but not a unintelligent face

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Dr. Mengele looked like a Cruel person but not a unintelligent face

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Elie finds it hard to pray, because he questions the glory of god if something like this is happening. “Why should I sanctify his name?”

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He lied because he doesn’t think that his relative deserves to hear bad news about his family and he is never seen again after learning his family is dead.

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When the veteran prisoners found out no one knew of Auschwitz’s they became angry! They were yelling at the Jews, telling them they should have killed themselves instead. They did this because the little hope they had was lost! The chance that someone would hear of this place and save them, was gone! I think in many ways the only was to cope with that news was to just do what was told and hope to survive. So that’s what they did.

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Dr. Mengele Is described as a cruel looking man. He has guards all around him and if you ask me that monocle did not help his look.

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Dr. Mengele is a scientist who looked like a nazi, but wore a monocle. He asked if they were in good health and their age. He choose if they went right or left. I think in the future he will appear as a good person to them like for example he might give them more rations but he will have abs intentions.

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Eli describe Dr. Mengele as notorious, cruel, though not unintelligent, face completed with monocle, typical SS officer as he was hitting people left and right.

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“Men to the left! Women to the right!”- ally soto

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“Men to the left! Women to the right!”- ally soto

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Elie is unable to forget because that was the moment a piece of his heart left him. His mother and little sister had banished in the dark, soon to be in the light.

Elie and his father Wiesel clung to each other because of the eight words because they were together since the beginning. Both men. Both on the train. Both passed the selection. Now both with each other until eternity. Two souls in a cruel empty universe stripped away from everything and everyone that only had each other.

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Dr mengele is a nazi with a moncule and a mean looking face but not very intelligent looking

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The responded in a aggressive/ harsh manner, but not necessarily in a mean way fully. You could tell the old prisoner were in awe that they hadn’t heard what was happening in auschiwtz, it was extremely bad things that was for sure to get around, but it didn’t and that could cause the prisoners to react in exasperation when finding out. They had every right to be angry, but it was not the new prisoners fault.

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That his family was killed and he was never seen agin after that 

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That his family was killed and he was never seen agin after that 

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The “veteran” prisoners were in disbelief when they were told no one knew this was happening. “You should have Hanged yourselves rather than come here. Didn’t you know what was in store for yourselves here in Auschwitz? You didn’t know? In 1994?” (Wiesel 30). This inmate is showing he he’s angry and confused on why no one knew about this place even though it’s been going on for quite some time now. I think it’s absurd not even people in their own continent and or country had no idea this was going on, that innocent people were being killed.

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Lie finds it hard to pray because he can’t believe that god would do something like this. He thinks that god has just abandoned them there to deal with it themselfs.

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They responded by saying “sons of b****** why have you come here tell me why?” Because they already know how bad it is there and there just trying to warn the new people about it. The people that had been there for a while told Elie that he needs to say he is 18 and that his father is 50 which is not true.
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Elie lied to his relative because he did not want to burden him with the thought that his family is dead. His relative says that the thought of his family being alive is the only thing keeping him from giving up. He was given the real news that his family was not alive and he was never seen again.

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Elie stood petrified. He wondered start happened to him and kept silent. He’s scared that the place changed himself.

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They are shocked because they thought that people would have heard of theses camps. The old prisoners also thought that the new prisoners had come by choice.

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He lied to protect the sanity and happiness of him. He doesn’t think that the relative deserves to hear bad news. The real news he received was that his family was dead.

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The veteran prisoners acted as a mixture, some were happy and joyful while others were like animals biting at the new comers. When the verteran prisoners heard they didn’t know what Auschwitz was they said that you should just end your life then be alive in here.

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“Men to the left! Women to the right!”. He felt unreal he felt not human, treated inhumanly. This was the last time he was seeing his mother and sister and he didn’t get to say goodbye. He clings to his father cause he is his last source of comfort, love and family.

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Because he’s saying why should I recite his name if he lead them there

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Elie found it hard to pray because when he got to the flames seeing all the people being burned shocked him. Elie felt anger rising with him. Elie gathered all of his remained of his strength in order to break rank and throw himself onto the barbed wire.

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Elie’s relationship with his father has changed lots, it has become a more loving relationship where if one dies the other will not fare so well afterwards, his father has started to love Elie much more than he did in the beginning.

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He finds it hard to pray because of all the commotion going on and how they are so strict at Auschwitz he did not want to mess up and then get killed

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Dr. Mengele, looked like the typical SS officer to Elie- a cruel, unintelligent face, completed with a monocle.

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Ellie doesn’t react to his father getting beaten. And that was the most scary part to Elie. He is afraid that this place had changed him that much.

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In chapter one Elie talks about how his father was always in meeting and working so he never had the time to spend much time with him. Now his father is the only family he has left.

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Dr. Mengele is described as cruel and unintelligent. He was the man who decided if the prisoners would live or die. He had a monocle and a baton and would point to the left meaning you would live and right if you were to die.

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I think Elie finds it hard to pray because he said it before that he still believes in bod but doesn’t know where the justice is. I think he is t praying because he thinks it’s a waste of time or it isn’t going to do anything because he doesn’t see this ending well for himself.

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They act like the place is hell, (well it kind of is) it freaks them out and they kind of second think their decision even though it’s too late.

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He was harsh and cruel, he wore a monocle and had an intelligent face as elie described him. I think he was brute and cruel and had a bit of an un-empathetic vibe.

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Dr. Mengele was cruel but had an unintelligent face

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The reason he lied was the fact that they had already went through so much stuff and he didn’t want to hurt him. But the real news is that they weren’t ok.

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Elie and his father have somehow gotten closer, through this hard time, and getting separated from his mother and sister has almost forced them to come together more.

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The reason Elie finds it hard to pray is because why should he pray for a god who dosen’t say a word to his people who are being tortured and cast into flames.

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What is there to pray for? Why should he thank him? He felt anger and he was second guessing god.

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Elie says that his father was always else where lost in thought.
Elie talks about how his father was always busy with work and didn’t realize the things that would happen in his family.

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Elie finds it hard to pray because. “ the almighty the eternal  and the terrible master of the universe, chose to be silent. What was there to thank him for.” 

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Elie finds it hard to pray because. “ the almighty the eternal  and the terrible master of the universe, chose to be silent. What was there to thank him for.” 

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He is scared but doesn’t do anything then wonders how in only one night he went from protecting his father to watching scared and mad but not doing anything

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On page 33, Elie found it hard to pray because he was questioning god. He was trying to figure out how god could let this happen to innocent people.

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The veterans responded in a unexpected way than the newcomers expected. The veterans were dumbfounded as to why people would come here. A horrible cruel camp. That was until they had found out others didn’t know. They became very agitated and aggressive. “Shut up, you moron, or I’ll tear you to pieces! You should have hanged yourselves rather than come here. Didn’t you know what was in store for you here in Auschwitz? You didn’t know? In 1944?(Wiesel 30).

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Elies relationship with his father has become much more strong, because now it was imperative to stick together. They work together to stay alive together. After losing the rest of their family their love for each other grew tremendously. They sympathize and know how each other feel so it’s easier for them to bond now, and Elies father did not love him nearly as much in chapter 1.

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After Elie watches his father get slapped he stands thief and watches not doing anything, standing there petrified. He was affected because he asks himself if he has changed that much and that only yesterday he would’ve beaten them up. He fears that he is changing to fast by his fear, and that he can do anything, so he starts feeling remorse, saying that he will never forgive them for that.

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The way there relationship changed is going from rebel to clinging. In the beginning they were fighting over religion stuff. But in chapter 3 they were sticking together.

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Controlling, strict, scary, cruel, unintelligent looking.

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He lied by saying that they got letters from his family but in truth he did not get any and they were probably dead

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Elie found it hard to pray because he had seen all these people burning alive and into flames and had been in pure shock. He felt like he couldn’t speak and he felt anger rising in him. He had said “father,”I said. “If that is true, then I don’t want to wait. I’ll run into the electrified barbed wire. That would be easier than a slow death in flames.” Basically he could pray because of all of what he was seeing he was just in pure shock.

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Elie found it hard to pray because he had seen all these people burning alive and into flames and had been in pure shock. He felt like he couldn’t speak and he felt anger rising in him. He had said “father,”I said. “If that is true, then I don’t want to wait. I’ll run into the electrified barbed wire. That would be easier than a slow death in flames.” Basically he could pray because of all of what he was seeing he was just in pure shock.

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The words spoken were “Men to the left! Women to the right!”. This is the beginning of the selection process and the beginning of Elie’s experience in Auschwitz. Elie and his father both being men and both being the only ones out of his family who survived the selection process clung to each other because they are the only family they have left.

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Dr. Mengele looked like your average SS officer. He had a cruel face that looked smart. He held a baton and asked Elie three simple questions, “your age… in good health… profession?”. What Elie chose to respond with decided life or death. Mengele pointed him to the left.

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He lied because he didn’t want his relative hearing such heart breaking news, especially at a time like this-when they’re stuck in a concentration camp. In this case, his relative was only fighting for his family- because that’s what he loved most, and if he was given the real news… it would be miserable for him. With the real news being that his family was gone, he wanted to keep his hopes up. Instead, he told him that his family was fine.

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Only yesterday Elie would of dug his nails into this criminal arm

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When his father gets beat right in front of him he thinks has he really changed that much that fast. He says that “ only yesterday, would I have dug my nails into his criminal flesh” ( Wiesel 39). His response to this makes him think that has he changed that much that fast. He fears that he basically got used to this and this is the new normal .

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Elie finds it hard to pray because of the anger and resentment he was feeling toward the higher up, at the time it seems the only reason they are at that camp is because of him, along with the fact that elie feels semi betrayed about the fact there was no warning “ for the first time, I felt anger rising within me. Why should I sanctify his name? The almighty, the eternal and terrible master of the universe, chose to be silent, what was there to thank him for”

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Elies father lied because he didn’t want to hear anything bad.
He said the man was only alive because of his family.

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Elie finds it hard to pray because he is starting to lose his faith. He believes that if there was a god then he would have done something about this. How could this go one without anything happening? But as fear consumes him he finds himself reciting a prayer.

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Elie describes Dr. Mengele as a cruel, though not unintelligent, face, complete with monocle. In a way he was the gate between life and death. If you did not look worthy of living in his eyes you were sent to your grave but then again even if you lived he knew it was gonna be a living hell.