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Why is it important to remember and tell stories of conflict and adversity

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How does a person overcome adversity

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How can learning about multiple viewpoints and perspective help others face adversity

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The ancient interpretation of the Jewish bible

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A jewish sect founded upon mysticism, prayer, ritual strictness, religious zeal, and joy

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Biblical figure that doesn't understand why does the just suffer while the wicked flourish

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Jewish prayer for the dead

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Jewish Philosopher

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Savior sent by God to lead the Jews to freedom

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Ancient homeland of the Jew

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Isrelites from egypt

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Jewish New Year

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Jewish house of worship

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A movement to create a Jewish homeland

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Hitlers Secret Police

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A member of a poltical party who supports extreme nationalism and a dictator

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1. They did not listen to Mrs Schächter warnings because they thought she was crazy but honestly I would've. Mrs Schächter stated multiple time without it being true as if she was having visions that "Fire! I see a fire! I see a fire!".

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In chapter two the word fire was repeated multiple times and used as a foreshadowing to display to what they will be faced with in Aushwitz one way it was foreshadowed was with Mrs schachters screams of madness and her seeing fire.

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One way the author uses imagery to describe something was he used it to described what Auschwitz was like when they arrived he said it smelled of burning flesh and was dreary and he said he saw the smoke.

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Multiple times the author used the word eyes in many different contexts and places and I believe he did this because its kind of a play on the fact the refuse to see what is happening and do not think such horrible things could happen.

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I wonder if it had been someone other than moishe if the people would have believed him and been able to maybe get away from the fate that awaited them.

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I believe that Moishe was changed by his experience with the Nazis and it made him not care about his life because he felt God had allowed him to live to be a messenger but when he had informed the others the ignored them and he watched as their ignorance came back and nipped them in the butt.

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As I read I noticed how Elie and many other prisoners lost their fight and were just compliant and the author stated if someone would have struck his father before Auschwitz he would have beat them up but he said for some reason he no longer had the will he just sat and watched.

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The passage showed how the Nazis wanted to keep the prisoners broken but not broken so much so that when they found out a guard was being humane and half way kind they fired him and so far hes not been heard from since I believe this shows the lengths the Nazis were willing to go just to inflict suffering on others.

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The Nazis had made the strong prisoners work the gas chambers cleaning up the dead bodies and many of them had to handle many people the knew and/or were related to and they had little reaction this shows what state of mind the Nazis had the prisoners in they had them in survive at all costs mindset and they really weren't thinking about much except survive and hopefully I will get out.

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I noticed that Elie grew mentally stronger as time had passed and the Nazis continued to harass and mistreat him and the other prisoners they are failing to break Elie they are making him stronger and stronger.

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As the chapter goes on you can see how the prisoners grow physically weaker and some prisoners start to break and the author also starts to describe other prisoners as tired looking and slumped and just overall weak looking.

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When the texts states that one of the older prisoner who had been there for a while said "You're lucky to have been brought here so late. Today, this is paradise compared to what the camp was two years ago. Back then, Buna was a veritable hell. No water, no blankets, less soup and bread. At night, we slept almost naked and the temperature was thirty below. We were collecting corpses by the hundreds every day. Work was very hard. Today, this is a little paradise. The Kapos back then had orders to kill a certain number of prisoners every day. And every week, selection. A merciless selection. Yes, you are lucky." This shows that the Nazis we needing to keep the few jewish people they had left as alive as possible while still making them suffer and that the Nazis had commited even worse terrors

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I found it very interesting watching this chapter develop and watching a certain characters persevered and got stronger while others start to let the Nazis desired effect set in on them.

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Even though Elie's father had been chosen during the selection without either of them knowing and when his father find out he tries to give Elie his belongings almost like a will but Elie still had hope that they had made a mistake and that his father would live. This shows you the length of his strength and hope this is probably the main reason he survived through it all.

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This chapter really helped me understand the lengths the Nazis were going to rob the prisoners of anything they took all possessions down to there golden teeth and they stole there humanity they took quite literally everything from the prisoners.

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As chapter 6 went on there were multiple times where Elie could've let himself dies and he chose not to this shows that even on the cusp of death his true character still remains intact and powerful which it is perseverance