Bella And Eliezer: Character Analysis

Imagine having to go through a day and even every hour living like it would be you last, not knowing whether you will see your family another day or when you will be able to feel the sunlight on your skin again. This had been the brutal reality that Bella and Eliezer had face for years having survived the Holocaust. Having different experiences they both had memories that had been exiting and terrifying, Bella a fifteen year old a young teenager that had lived through heaving heard the sound of her people being massacred, walking an alley that had been flooded with blood of the innocent in hopes to find her family still alive and a child that had lived in a snake pit for fifteen months all in the sake for survival. But theses aren’t the memories …show more content…
For two reasons, the first had been how predictable his patterns had become. Micah had easily found where Frank had the hidden bunker that he had been keeping Bella and the others only from a few days of following him, which shows that Frank hadn’t been careful and have been aware of his surroundings. If he had changed his route to the barn every so often, it would have been possible that he could have prevented Micah joining them in the bunker. If Micah had been able to follow Frank so easily a Nazi soldier who had grown suspicious of Frank could have done the same ruining the safety bunked and potentially killing Bella and the others. Secondly from a psychological perspective Frank seems as someone who is fragile and unpredictable, which had made sense why Bella and the rest had decided it best not to tell him about his wife’s affair. When he had found out his wife’s affair from the very detailed diary that Bella had kept, he had not only destroyed the diary he had also destroyed the photographs of Bella’s family. Then in the end of the story, it shows how Franks personality had drastically changed, when he had found out about his wife affair he had continued with the marriage instead of ending the marriage. It had …show more content…
Moshe the Beadle had been Eliezers teacher of Jewish mysticism talks about the riddles of the universe and God’s centrality to the quest for understanding, and also it had been a time where such massacre had not been heard off. When the Germans had initially arrived in Eliezer village they hadn’t immediately starting killing the people yet they had been kind to them which is why Moshe’s words are the ones that have haunted Elie’s and made it a continues struggle to maintain his faith. The idea that God is everywhere, and that the idea of faith is based on the questions that is asked not about the answers, Eli has constantly asked how can such evil exist in the worlds which is an example of the Eli’s on going spiritual commitment. 5) The title Night can have different meanings, what it had meant for me was the darkness that had come with keeping hidden their faith. Various times through out the text evil is perpetuated by a silent lack of resistance, or in case of Moshe of warnings by having continuously ignored reports the of the evil that had been taken over. Though it can also represent an allusion of darkness had come over the nation that represents death, loss of faith and of