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

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

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How can learning about multiple viewpoints and perspectives help others face and overcome adversity?

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How can learning about multiple viewpoints and perspectives help others face and overcome adversity?

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The recurring theme in chapter one was the mentioning of what characters eyes looked like as this process of transportation was occurring. Elie said that Moishes eyes were wide and dreamy and always gazed off in the distance (page 3). Then after Moishe came back from the shooting, he didnt look at anyone, he didnt talk to anyone anymore and all of the joy in his eyes was gone.

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This is the cattle car that was used as the transport to Auschwitz. There was 80 people put in this car, they had to stand shoulder to shoulder for days. They were given a pale of water and 2 loaves of bread.

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The author uses foreshadowing when he talks about Mrs. Schächter yelling about the fire. She is foreshadowing the crematorium at the concentration camp. Chapter 2 page 24-28

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Doodle of something the author uses imagery to describe

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Doodle of something the author uses imagery to describe

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After Moishe the Beadle came back from being taken, it was said that all of the joy in his eyes were gone. He came back to warn the town of what was coming and they all thought he was crazy.

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When they had to wait outside their homes to get counted for transports the hot sun was beating down on them. The children were crying for water. The Jewish police went and fetched water for the children.

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I wonder why the Jewish police didn't just try to overthrow the  Hungarian police. The Jewish police could have overthrown them and the rest of the Jewish people their would have helped. Chapter 1 page 16

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I wonder what the men must have been thinking when they were beating Mrs. Schachter. They must have thought what they were doing was wrong but they were going to go insane if she didn't be quiet. I can imagine them standing there looking at their own hands after they beat and gagged her. Chapter 2 page 26

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"Never shall I forget those flames that consumed my faith forever (page 34)." This quote uses an alliteration when it repeats the sounds of "f." This quote also is in a bigger section that uses an anaphora with repeating the words of "never shall I forget..."

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When Elie was marching to an unknown destination, he walked passed a pile of babies and small children being burned in front of him. This sight changed him forever.

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One day sirens started to go off and all of the inmates had to abandon the alleys and hide inside the blocks. As the alleys were  empty there was 2 cauldrons of soup left unattended. The inmates stared at the tempting soup wanting to get an extra ration but no one dared to leave their place in the blocks. One man dared to crawl his away over to the soup only to get shot as he stood up. He made for the better than ever tasting soup that evening.

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I wonder what I would have done in Elie's situation when there are so many things happening at once, walking into an unknown place not knowing what's going to happen. Having an old man yelling at me to lie about my age even tho I don't look that old. All at the same time that I was separated from my mother and sister.

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I could only imagine how bad Elie's back would have been scared from getting whipped with so much force that he passed out. If I was in Elie's situation I know that I wouldn't be able to breathe or move and I probably would have gotten whipped more.

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"That night, the soup tasted of corpses" I know that Elie had not eaten human flesh/meat before in his life, so just seeing those people be hung then going to eat thereafter he knew that something didn't taste right. I feel like he also just had a gut feeling that this soup had something extra funky in it.

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Even though Elie was devoted to God for most of this life, he starts to question God's existence more than ever thinking, "Blessed be God's name? Why, but why would I bless Him?" He is starting to lose hope and faith. This will probably make the rest of his time in the camp more difficult as time goes on.

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You never know who you can trust when you are in a place where you don't know what is going to happen. The man in the infirmary could be telling Elie what is actually going to happen or he was just trying to make odds better for himself.

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Akiba Drumer lost all of his faith and hope. Everyday he constantly said that he was too tired, too weak, it was all over and there was nothing left of him. His loss of hope and faith caused him to be selected.

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When piled in the barracks, literally laying under and on top of people, Juliek managed to get his violin out and started playing a Beethoven piece. The music put Elie to sleep.

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"He´s not dead! Not yet!¨ Elie is foreshadowing that he knows that his father is getting very weak and is going to die soon.

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This is what I imagine the out side of the cattle cars looked like when the SS told the people inside to toss out the dead, bodies just laying everywhere.

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Elie's father was getting beat with a club simply because he was asking for water because he had a fever. This really shows how the SS officers treated the inmates like animals.

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After Elie and the rest of the inmates got liberated the only thing on their mind was food, water, and shelter. All of these people were so worn out physically and mentally and all they wanted was basic needs to stay alive. None of them thought about revenge, they didn't need to.