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Elie's relationship with his religion is strong. He seeks out more and special information on it, the Kabbalah. He prides his religious education over all else.

"One day I asked my father to find me a master who could guide me in my studies of Kabbalah," (Wiesel 4).

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Elie's relationship with his father is not so strong. He wants to go with his religion, but his father does not approve of it.

"He wanted to drive the idea of studying Kabbalah from my mind," (Wiesel 4).

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Elie's relationship with his religion was still strong, but it was not talked about in this chapter. Due to all the events that have happened in the cattle cars, Elie's mind is not on religion.

"It was as though madness had infected all of us," (Wiesel 26).

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Elie's relationship with his father was not talked about in this chapter and it was not very clear nor specified. They had lots of events in the cattle cars, so they both were kind of focused on that certain thing.

"Our nerves had reached a breaking point," (Wiesel 26).
'Our very skin was aching," (Wiesel 26).

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Elie's relationship with his father has gotten stronger over this chapter. When he felt like committing suicide, he stopped in his tracks and realized that he could be leaving his father forever.

"Deep down, I was saying good-bye to my father, to the whole world, and, against my will, I found myself whispering the words...," (Wiesel 34).

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Elie's relationship with his father is somewhat strong. He is still close to his father, but is starting to get distant with him as well.

"What's more, if I felt anger at that moment, it was not directed at the Kapo but at my father," (Wiesel 54)

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Elie's relationship with religion was not really discussed in this chapter. Elie had more harsh things going on for him.

"Around the middle of January, my right foot began to swell from the cold," (Wiesel 78)

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Elie's relationship with his religion was not really talked about in this chapter, but they did mention it. Although it was not talked about, it was mentioned as Akiba Drumer had Kabbalistic dreams.

"Still lost in his Kabbalistic dreams, Akiba Drumer had discovered a verse from the bible...", (Wiesel 51)

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Elie's relationship with his father has gotten much stronger. Elie refuses to let himself get separated from his father and is very concerned about him.

"As for me, I was thinking not about death but not wanting to be separated from my father," (Wiesel 82)

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Elie's relationship with religion is not talked about in this chapter also due to events that he was gong through. These events could have possibly caused him to forget about his religion.

"Their clippers tore out our hair, shaved every hair on our bodies," (Wiesel 35).

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Elie's relationship with religion was not really discussed in this chapter. Elie was going through several severe conditions and his religion was not mentioned.

"My foot was aching, I shivered with every step," (Wiesel 86)

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Elie's relationship with his father has grown much stronger. He saw his father smile after everything they've been through so far.

"I shall always remember that smile," (Wiesel 90)

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Elie's relationship with his religion was weakened. He no longer believed in God.

"And in spite of myself, a prayer formed inside me, a prayer to this God in whom I no longer believed," (Wiesel 91)

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Elie's relationship with his father was strong, but in the end, it got distant. Elie kept feeling the sudden urge to abandon his father and free himself. Soon his father;s death arose and Elie no longer needed to have that thought.

"I knew he was running out of strength, close to death, and yet I had abandoned him," (Wiesel 106)