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struggle with faith - that when things get hard keep the faith

silence- its easier to stay silent then to speak up

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Inhumanity- through the book you can see that that Jewish people is getting  poorly treated by the German officers. They are stuffed onto the cart with many people and barely feed.

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Night-his life became a endless night, filled with nothing but darkness

Inhumanity-man can be true wicked

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Family-  Throughout the book Elie begins to lose that sense of having family to talk to and you can tell how hard it is to go through something like this without family by your side.
Father/Son Bond- In this book it is easily seeable that Elie is extremely attached to his father. If Elie didn't have his father for most of the time that he did, He would've struggled to stay alive or stay motivated

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struggle with faith-all of the bad things that are happening to ellie and the other people in the village and all the people that are close to him dying .

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Struggle with faith- People’s faith is what kept them alive, once they lost it they were most likely dead.

Silence- They had no voice in the camps, and were silent about what happened around them because no one listened.

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Struggle with faith- Elie struggled with faith because all of these bad things are happening to him and the other people the in the camp.
Dehumanization- The german soldiers would beat and starve the prisoners in the camp and in the cattle cars for days.

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Struggle with faith: Elie means when people started talking struggling with their faith, that’s when some people starting to die and saw it as a time to be stronger. Silence: if people spoke out or stand up for the self’s they would get punished and beat by the ss officers so they tried to like stayed quiet.

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Struggle with faith- People's faith was sometimes the only thing keeping them alive and when they lost their faith they died soon after.
Silence- The prisoners had no voice while they were in the camps and were silent about a lot of the terrible things happening around them.

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Identity- The Nazis took there identity by taking there religion, names, family. Struggle with Faith - when bad things start to happen to elie and the jews Elie starts to lose faith.

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1. Struggle with faith
Faith was one of few things that kept people alive for so long during the the tug-of-war between life and death, which consistently tested people’s faith
2. Family
Family during hard times can be a double-edged sword; both harmful and helpful

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Struggle with faith- In the beginning, Elie does all he can to try and hold on to every piece of faith he can, and in the end, he slowly gives up a little more each day to keep a hold on the pieces of faith that he has left.
Identity- Throughout this whole book, more so in the beginning, the Jewish people were slowly getting their identity stripped from them piece by piece. Everything from their hair being shaved off, to their names being turned into numbers that were tattooed on their arms.

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struggle with faith- sometimes when something bad happens in life you can question your faith and possibly lose faith. in the book Elie ends up losing faith and doesn't believe in god because of everything he has seen in the holocaust. He has seen so many people hurt and murdered. And he doesn't understand how all this is happening if there is a god.

identity- sometimes when you go through something bad/hard you can start to lose yourself. at the end of the book Elie says how he didn't recognize himself. He has gone through a lot throughout the book and has seen a lot of traumatizing things. and obviously that can change a person.

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struggle with faith- everyone had hope in the beginning but once they got to camp they all started losing faith and towards the end they realized there was nothing left to have faith for.

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silence- sometimes the characters have to keep their mouth shut even if what is happening is not right they have to stand by and watch what is happening.
Family- they have to help their family when they need help because you need someone to also have your back if you need help.

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Struggle with faith- At the beginning of the book Elie wanted to learn more and believed in god a lot but as the book went on he started to lose his faith.
Family- Before being brought to the camps he was always taken care of but in the camps he started taking care of his dad.

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silence: silence is a from of “punishment” towards the people in the camp to silence their voice and to make them feel like they deserve what the have gotten.

identity: Elli lost his identity due to the traumatic tragedy’s that has happen to himself, his family, and the people around them.

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struggle with faith: at the beginning of the story, people had a lot of faith but when they were put through these dehumanizing situations, their faith was compromised and people started losing their faith.
identity: their names, homes, families, and possessions were all taken from them. they were cut off from the rest of the world.

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Struggle with faith- elie loses faith and stops praying and believing. Mortality/death- many of lives were lost in the holocaust, elie and his dad came close to death many times

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Dehumanization

He mentions that no one cared about each other anymore and it was normal to see someone being killed/beaten in front of you and you couldn’t do anything to stop it.

Night

He brings up that night is a symbol for the darkness taking over the Jewish peoples lives and how everything was just dark. no name????

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Race and The Father-Son Bond - He and everybody around him their lives went from being treated normal to being treated like trash everyday and it is important to keep family during hard times.

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Lies and Deceit
The Nazis said they were getting their stuff back and they didn't.
Race-He was Jewish and he was being judged on what he was.

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struggle with faith:
Elie began with strong faith and beliefs, but lost a great amount of his faith during the Holocaust.

the father-son bond:
Elie and his father stuck together until the end. Elie never wanted to give up on his father as the Rabbi’s son did.

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Mortality-Death is really common and a part of their daily lives.
Dehumanization-The Germans treated the Jews like they were less than human.

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struggle with faith- They have been beaten and tortured so much and for a long amount of time. It's hard to stay optimistic and have hope when it's been crushed out of you.
Dehumanization- They have to survive and it's a lot of "every man for himself" and also add in this factor of being treated like dirt. You have to start to act like that to survive.

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struggle with faith-In the beginning of the story  Elie showed strong beliefs in religion, but his faith faltered after witnessing the cruelty and horrific sights in the concentration camps.

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freedom and confinement. wiesel is saying that we as humans need freedom and we can't be confined unless we want to die

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Silence-I think Wiesel is trying to say that some horrific events can be avoided if we use our voices more.
Struggle with faith - No matter what you believe in it is important to have faith in something or you are just giving up

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Identity: Elie feels he is losing who he is because he lost his name, hair, and home

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Identity is a motif. I think this because as you read through the story you see that the Holocaust stripped the prisoners of everything; their identity, names, family, homes, and even clothes. They shaved their heads and tattooed numbers on their arms that became their identity.

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struggle with faith- Throughout the book Wiesel talks about his journey with faith and also how he and other people at the camp started to loose their faith.

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Family is a motif, Wiesel is saying to do what you can for your family until the very end.

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Father-son bond: Wiesel is stating multiple times throughout the book that he has to stay with his dad.
Struggle with faith: Wiesel was stating multiple time's where he would question what his faith was.