At this Chapter, Eliezer is entroducing Moshie the Beadle who is known to live in penury and teaches Eliezer the studies of kabbalah was taken by the Hungarian police, set to be killed but escaped and came back warning the others before they get taken and killed.

This shows Moshie the Beadle being a warning sign for the people in his town, warning them of the danger that lurkes near their town. People listened but did not take him for his word untill they were forced to move out of their homes to a Getto, and transported to camps.

Eliezer is now on a cattle car to Birkenau, a quiet lady by the name Mrs Schacher howling cry's and piercing screams into the night claiming that there was a huge fire out the window. Passengers on the cattle gives her beating and blows to the haed to make her quiet down, but once they arrive to Birkenua she gives one last warning; And in the distance they saw huge flames coming from the camp.

This is also shown a a warning sign to the people in the cattle symbolizing that Mrs Shachers halustinations wasn't all in her heart. But what was to come at the time of arrival to Birkenau where they saw big clouds of black smoke fill the air.

After a long ride in the cattle car, Eliezer is let out then separated from his mother and two sisters. Then left without knowing that this would be the place her will last see his mother and sisters. Leaving with his father to join the men on the left side of the camp.

This shows Eliezer mindset going in the camp thinking that they will only stay there for a few days then reuniting with his mother and sisters. But it was up untill he realized that he will never see his mother ever again.

At this point Eliezer is settling in the camp, hoping to not be separated from his father and sent to a good kommando where they could work together for their time being there.

This shows how people in the camp were treated. They had all their clothes taken away and were forced to do free labor once they were assigned a block.

Why, but why would I bless Him? Every fiber in me reblled. Because He caused thousands of children to burn in His mass graves? because He kept six crematoria working day and night including Sabbath and the Holy Days? Because in His great might, He had created Asuzhwitz, Birkenau, Buna and so many other factories of death?"(Wiesel pg.67)

During this time in the book, Eliezer is questioning his faith towards God. All his lifes he's been taught that Gods names is blessed, but then he has a change of heart when seeing all the chaos around him. Questioning why God would just watch his worshipers get beat, slaughter , and thrown into flames.

This is because due to all of the cruel thing happening around him. He questions God asking why he would punish those who praise him, which makes Eliezer lose faith.

In this chapter, Ribbi Eliahu is looking for his son during their transportation. Eliezer had seen him running a long his side, then speculates that Ribbi's son saw his father as a burden and was trying to leave him to die.

This reveals Eliezers speculations about Ribbis son, how he wanted to abandon his father. Telling himslef not be like Rabbis son and abandon his father.

Eliezer is on a cattle car being transported to Buchenwald, he puteffort to keep is father and himself alive. Many on the cattle did not care for others.

This shows how much people in the cattle did not care for their life anymore and how many still wanted to keep pushing. In the cattle cart it was every man for himself fighting for a small rashion of bread hoping to survive.

"Silence over "there! barked the officer

"Eliezer", continued my father, "water"...

The officer came closer and shouted to him to be silent. But my father did not hear. He continued to call me. The officer wielded his club and dealt him a violent blow to the head. I didn't move my body was afraid of another blow, this time to my head.

My father groand once more, I heard:

"Eliezer....."(Wiesel pg.111)

At this point Eliezers father is growing weakl and cannot care for himself any more. The doctors could not do much for him and told Eliezer that he will die soon so to not care for him, but Eliezer continued to care for his father untill on the day he did not respond to his father.

This implys how sick Eliezers father was, he couldent even stand to go relieve himself anymore. This shows that Eliezer didn't come attended to his father when he really needed his help leading him to die.

On the day Eliezer was set free he was moved to a childrens kappo. The SS officers were trying to evacuate everyone then blow up the camp, but they were unsuccecful the Anericans had already gotten there so he was rescude and set free.

This reveals how Eliezer was freed and dose not care for anything or anybody the only thing that was important to him was if he ate. Because for the pat 6 days before they were freed they were starved eating potato peals off the kitchen floor desprate for something to eat.