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1. They can somewhat trust them but sometimes they cannot.  Because they could go mad at the concentration camp.
2. Why he said he's getting used to death but certain deaths affect him more than others.

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I think the prisoners can trust each other, just to a extent. They have knowone else to help them, but the relationships they do have with each other probably arnt the strongest because everyone is fending for themselves. But if we are trading a good for a good I need the one you have more than the one I have, so I wouldn't really break that trust. I think the soup death didn't matter as much to him is becouse they have rules and if they disobey they die. The soup guy made a big mistake and it was obviously while the boy didn't deserve to die.

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I feel like they have to trust each other becasue there is no one else to help them. There relansinship with people aren't really friends, they just help and are like partners even if they aren't friendly. When older guys were hung it didn't bother him but when the young little boy was it bothered him.

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I feel like they don't trust eachother, besides close family members because they are just trying to get food for themself. Their trying whatever to get enough food or other things to help them survive. So, other prisoners would do something that wouldn't help Elie in any way, but would benefit them a lot. And sometimes, would be willing to trick him into it also.

He is effected by death dependin what it is. He's more used o other deaths but I think bugged him a lot when's it was the hanging with the little boy. The first one made him upset, but the second one was worse because it didn't kill him instantly. He hung there dying in pain and it made Ellie pass out. The soup killing didn't matter to him.

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1. There is no trust in the camp, except in very close relationships. Any friend can turn into an enemy by greed.
2. The soup killing didn't matter to him, the man was ignorant for going towards the soup. The hanging was worse, as a child was hanged

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1. They truly can't trust each other. Most of the prisoners seem to be for themseleves and don't care about others. Some seem to be kind and helpful but they are all going through the same thing, they all handle it differen

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I feel that there was no real trust happening just more deals and trades which may have lead to a person you can look to if you need something or want something

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1. I think that you can't trust a

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1. The prisoners have no choice but to trust each other because only they know how everyone else's feels and they really don't make a

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1.  I feel like there can be some trust in the camps. Everybody there are probably going through the same things and maybe want to help each other. Many people have been separated from their families and may have lost some loved ones. However just in regular societies there are people who aren't good and may just want to fool others so they survive in the prison. People establish relationships off the stories they share so they get to know the situations others are in. From there they decide to stick to each other, in order to survive.

2. Ellie doesn't react or feel that bad for the soup death as it happened quick and wasn't that graphic. The hanging Death must've changed Ellie to realize how terrible the camps were as he watches someone struggle their last moments of life.

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I don't think the prisoners can trust each other, because they can steal from each other and get themselves and others killed

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It would be very hard to not trust anyone in the camp, because then you wouldn't have any basis of what can be trusted. You would see your neighbors as threats as well as the nazis. But it would be dangerous to trust everyone. Elie made the mistake of being to comfortable around his inmates and had his gold crown taken.
As for the deaths, they seem to be slowly eating away at his hope. The deaths are almost dulling the fear of death in that it being such a regular occurance. His relationship with God and his views on God are changing as well.  He feels abandoned along with his people and starts to find less comfort in even the things he once had hopes and dreams about.

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1) I think that the prisoners can sort of trust each other but not fully. Because yes they do help each other out some times but also they can also trick you and act like your friend and go behind your back and do something.

2) they affect him diffrently because the soup one did not really bother him because it happened so fast but the hangings bothered him because they were slowly dying and they were forced to watch them until they were completely dead. And also one of the people that got hung was a child so I think that bothered him to.

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I thought it was interesting or weird how he said that the soup tasted like corpse as if the soup is made from the dead people

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1. I think that they really have no idea who they can trust at this moment and I don't blame them. Mostly they can trust each other because there in the same situations going through the same problems.  All the other "prisoners" have to do is work and prove themselves trustful.

2. The different deaths each effected and took a pol on his life, but some more than others. When the older man was hung it didn't effect him as much as when a younger child was put to death. To Elie how they were killing them doesn't matter to his as much as the age of the victim.

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I think that prisons can't really trust each other but they're forced to based on desperation and fear. The relationships are based off the fact that their all stuck in the same place facing the same problem, and it's hard to go through that situation alone. I think that Eli's reacted to the deaths differently because one of them he didn't see comping and another just made him lose the little hope that he had left.

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1) i think the prisoners can trust each other, because they all are stuck in the same place and facing most of the same problems. But I think the trust has to Ben earned than just being trusted right away excuses there could be some that could easily stab each other in the back.

2)  the first hanging elie didn't have any reaction, but as they went in he started to wonder why is it happening and started to compare it to soup. The first killer he said it tasted wonderful, but at the end of the chapter he said it tasted like corpses because not only one died but 3 and a one of them was a child. He was still alive as they walked past him

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1. I don't think the prisoners can trust each other, but I do think they had some respect for each other, they do give each other respect by helping each other with selection. The way they show each other they have a relationship is by helping each other during selection they gave each other advice so they could live longer. But maybe some of them helped so they could see someone else suffer, maybe to some it brought them joy. For whatever reason they gave advice they showed that they entire liked this person or really hated them. I do thing that a few of the prisoners did trust each other, is like parents and children they had trust in there family and maybe other members of the family. The camp is also run on fear so most prisoners are probibly afraid to put trust in each other
2. I think he reacted differently to each death because some of them should have seen it coming wille others in his opion do things differently. Like the soup, Ellie saw that he was going to die because he was being dumb and risking life for a sip of soup whille the guards were watching, but with the child I think he thought that a crime had been done, after all the child did not die right away but sat there and suffered. So different deaths effect people differently and this was an exaple of this. going back on the thought that the camps are run on fear they kill these people in front of the rest to keep the prisoners in line and by forceing them to look the hung prisoners in the eye must make the fear and uneasiness grow in all of them.

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I don't think anyone can truly trust each other. You always have this gut feeling something bad will happen. In a perfect you would be able to trust each other, but if it was a perfect world we wouldn't be having events that still affect the world we have today. Each person in the camp has pros and cons. You have the right not to trust each other, you don't know one another. You don't know what intentions a person may have. Ellie finds each death affects him in different ways. One night he felt nothing, the next night he could taste death in his soup. Everyone gets affected differently, mostly on how it relates to us the most. In all reality how are you supposed to feel about the worst thing to ever take event in your life?

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1. The prisoners should trust each other because they basically have no choice. The only people that they know are the other inmates and the Germans, if they don't trust each other then they are alone and won't have anyone to help them. Their relationships with other inmates aren't usually friends but more partners where they help each other and work with them but they might not be friendly.
2. When older guys were hung it didn't bother Elie as much but when a young boy was put to death it seemed to him that Gid had been killed and it made him very sad and haunted him a little bit.

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1- I feel that the prisoners should be able to trust eachother  even though it seems that they shouldn't. I say this because they are stuck with each other and have no way out of the bad situation they are in but it seems as if people want to take things that are of value to people like Elie. Interactions have happened some that were forced but others where they were genuinely trying to be nice to each other. They help eachother  along the way and should continue to do so because they are in the situation together and it might be easier to get through it with eachother  than without anyone and alone. Although I also don't think anyone can trust eachother  because they are all different than one another and are from different areas of the world. You don't know exactly who they are or their background or history of what they have done. Therefore I fell that the prisoners can Andy should respect one another but should not be able to trust one another with important information or private information.
2- Different deaths have effected the way elie looks at life. When he get sent to the camp in the first place he does not see it as a good camp because it's a camp of choosing people and killing them in the process when not needed anymore. As he is witnessed his first death he sorta passed by the fact and knew this would happen. But as he saw people being hung and killed in different ways he put it more into a realization that this is happening and can happen to himself or the people he loves. As he sees more death I think it makes him more aware of what is really going to happen and puts himself into the moment.