https://padlet.com/aschorr2/cxggd2cn8pyc en-us 2020-04-08 00:30:21 UTC 2020-04-09 17:49:23 UTC hello@padlet.com aschorr2 https://padlet.com/aschorr2/cxggd2cn8pyc/wish/497801398 List at least three specific words from this Chapter that Wiesel uses to convey the mood of the chapter.

]]> 2020-04-08 00:36:31 UTC https://padlet.com/aschorr2/cxggd2cn8pyc/wish/497801398 aschorr2 https://padlet.com/aschorr2/cxggd2cn8pyc/wish/497801576 Years after the war, Wiesel witnesses a woman throw coins to desperate children in the same manner as the Germans had thrown food onto the trains. When Eliezer implores the woman to stop, she comments, “I like to give to charity” (p. 100). What message is Weisel trying to impress upon his readers by telling this story?]]> 2020-04-08 00:36:47 UTC https://padlet.com/aschorr2/cxggd2cn8pyc/wish/497801576 aschorr2 https://padlet.com/aschorr2/cxggd2cn8pyc/wish/497801993 Eliezer witnesses a son kill his father for a morsel of bread before being killed for the same morsel. He ends the account with the statement, “I was sixteen” (p. 102). Why do you think he ends the story with this statement?

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