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Night Quote: “To forget the dead would be akin to killing them a second time.” P15

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Night Quote: “To forget the dead would be akin to killing them a second time.” P15

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This quote is saying that people have 2 lives. Living regularly and then living in peoples thoughts after you die. You die once physically and again when nobody remembers you. The profound comparison between death and being forgotten is what makes this quote the most powerful to me.

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The Armenian Genocide and how it connects to Night

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The Armenian Genocide and how it connects to Night

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The Armenian Genocide was the systematic destruction of the Armenian people. Over 1 million Armenian people were massacred during death marches through the Syrian desert.

In "Night" we see how the Jews are similarly systematically targeted and eliminated just like the Armenians were during world war 1. There is also a part in Night where Eliezer is forced to embark on a death march with his father. This is similar to the death marches many Armenian people were forced to do in Syria until their deaths.

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In my opinion The Kanye West song "Ultralight beam" which is about Kanye west's faith in God carrying him through hard times, which is similar to how Eliezer's faith in god helped him get through the holocaust.

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Stancyzk's "Sad Jester" painting invokes a feeling of sadness and despair when viewed. This is similar to how In "Night" there is a central theme of profound sadness and despair as the author describes his emotional and physical hardships he faced throughout the holocaust.

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In this scene in "The Road", the father and son wander in the cold, looking for food and fuel but find nothing but death. This is similar to a scene in the book "Night" where the father and son are forced to embark on a death march in freezing weather with no food or resources, but have nothing but each other. Like the movie scene the son and father are faced with death as people beside them fall and get trampled to death from the march.

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The Road (1/9) Movie CLIP - God Never Spoke (2009) HD

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"In every cry of every Man,
In every Infants cry of fear,
In every voice: in every ban,
The mind-forg’d manacles I hear

How the Chimney-sweepers cry
Every blackning Church appalls,
And the hapless Soldiers sigh
Runs in blood down Palace walls"

In this poem Blake addresses the adversity and hardship people face in London. Similarly the book Night addresses the adversity and hardship the Jewish people had to face during the Holocaust. Both provide perspectives on the harsh realities of life and the oppressive systems found in society.