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"From the deaths of the mirror a corpse glazed. This look in his eyes, as they stared into mine, still never lef me."(Pg. 109)

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This reminds me of wild animals. Animals' top goal is to feed themselves and they fight so that they cn have it. In the train these men are acting like animals. Going crazy just so they can get that piece of bread to satisfy their hunger. It's sad that these Jews had to suffer this way

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I can connect with this because sometimes i think like this. I sometimes lose faith. Such as when I see people suffer, from the African slaves, to the Jews, to school shootings, i always question myself. Why should I bless his name when he lets all this suffering happen to innocent lives? Why does he deserve it?

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In these times, It was everyone for themselves. They believed that if someone is dieing, then nobody can help that person. Its seems like really darkm, sad times.

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Not a cry of distress, not a gran, nothing but mass agony, in silence. No one asked anyone else for help. You died because you had to dies. There was no fuss."(Pg.84)

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"Blessed be the Name of the Eternal! Why, but why should I bless him."(Pg.64)

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"It must have been Juliek. He played a fragment from Beethoven's concerto.I had never heard sounds so pure. In such a silence."(Pg.90)

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Why has Juliek decided to play a piece from Beethoven before his death? To recall, in the camp the Jews weren't allowed to play "German music". Now that he can't really be stopped, why does he play a "german song?" Perhaps it's just a popular song that Juliek liked to play before the holocaust? Maybe he wanted to show that it's not just the german's music

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What is this Kaddish? why is it so "holy" that they have to say it everyday? Is it  a song? A poem? Why is it so valuable to them? Why isthis the only thing he asks of them?

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You can tell Wiesel is already tired of hearing the bells. He is tired of being a slave and following orders. So these bells represent command and orders. Which Wiesel hates.

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"I hated it. Whenever I dreamed of a better world, I could only imagine a universe with no bells."(Pg. 70)

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"In the wagon where the bread had fallen, a real battle had broken out. Men threw themselves on top of each other, stamping on each other, tearing at each other, biting each other.(Pg. 95)

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"In three days i shall no longer be here...say the Kaddish for me."(Pg.73)