At this point of the chapter, Moishe the Beadle tries to warn the other Jews by letting them know what he saw as he was one of the first ones to be taken with the Nazis but escaped and left for dead.

This moment Eliezer doesn't feel anything but pity towards Moishe the Beadle. Later he finds out Moishe wasn't telling stories, This connects with the theme Individual survival  vs. The Collective Good because Eliezer doesn't know whether or not he should believe Moishe or keep his own beliefs.

At this point of the chapter, A woman named Madame see's visions and screams fire. Everyone thinks shes mad but later finds out what she was talking about.

Eliezer starts to see how compassion is slowly lost while he watches people beat the woman for being "crazy".

At this point in the chapter, Eliezers first night in Auschwitz is the worst day of his life. He is separated from his mom and sisters, This night felt the longest.

This event shows that Eliezer is starting to see and understand what is really starting to happen to his life.

At this point of the chapter, A child who was punished by being hung left everyone in tears as they were forced to watch.

Eliezer questions god and why he is letting something so terrible happen to not just people but but children innocent children. He takes the childs death and assumes god must not exist in such a cruel world.

At this point of the chapter, The holiday Rosh Hashanah approached and Jews were fasting as it is apart of their religion. Eliezer speaks to his dad wondering why he would praise God if he is allowing innocent people to go through crewl things.

Eliezer starts to turn away from God and struggles with faith because of the things him and the other innocent millions of people have gone through.

At this point of the chapter, The prisoners were forced to march out of buna in the freezing cold and snowing without stopping. If they were to stop they would be killed and left behind. After a while they were told to stop and rest. Many prisoners layed in the snow and fell asleep, They never woke up.

Eliezer knows that he shouldn't sleep because if he does he may die. Him and his father struggle with not falling asleep as it was so cold the snow felt warm to lay in, this made it hard to survive.

At this point of the chapter, after stopping through German towns on the cattle car, Germans would throw pieces of food in the carts and watch the prisoners fight to death for fun.Eliezer sees a young boy beat his father and kill him for a piece of food. Before the young boy is able to eat the piece he is also killed.

Eliezer didn't want to be involved in any trouble so he stayed back instead of going for the food, he chose survival. Seeing how the young boy killed his own father made him think about family loyalty. Would he ever think to do something like that to his dad?

At this point of the chapter, Eliezer starts to feel like he wouldn't have so much to worry about if his father was dead. His father was very sick and wasn't eating so eliezer always had to sacrifice his food for his father.

Eliezer thought "free at last!", this reveals a deep feeling about hoe eliezer thought about his fathers passing. This most likely came from the feeling of survival, when his father passed he was on his own and is finally able to focus on himself.