Trapped in a society filled with pain and sorrow, in this place hope is constantly perishing from your heart; eventually making you lose anything or anyone that is important to keep you alive. Elie Wiesel is a well-known author who writes many novels and memoirs explaining about his personal experience of surviving the holocaust. For example, Wiesel many wrote award winning books, such as The Night trilogy, The Jews of Silence, A Beggar in Jerusalem, etc. the majority of Wiesel’s novel (especially Night) he describes the time in his life in which he was beaten, tortured and starved due to being imprisoned in a Concentration Camp. Additionally, in most of Wiesel’s novels and memoirs, he gives the reader courage and hope to continue through life,
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First, in the memoir Night, Eliezer consistently would talk about his father and how he at times at his father’s near death he would sacrifice his well-being to protect him. For example, when his father had become fatally sick suffering from Chronic diarrhea, Eliezer knowing that it would be better to savor his ration of foods as much as possible, willingly feeds his father his ration of bread and his soup. Eliezer shares with his father because he is struggling to keep his father alive, despite Eliezer sacrificing his food for his already lifeless father he wants to save his last remaining family member. In comparison to my personal relationship with my father and Eliezer’s relationship is similar. For example, I have a really close relationship with my father, he always helps when I needed it, and likewise I would help him if he needed any help anything. However, there came a time when my father came back from work looking deathly pale, I then find out he contracted the pneumonia. Therefore, he had to get off work for two months giving me the responsibility to aid him until he is back to his feet and healthy. For the two months he was sick with pneumonia, I helped him by buying and making food that was essential for him to stay healthy. Similar to Eliezer, throughout my father’s sickness everyday I was terrified and hoping for my father’s recovery.
First, in the memoir Night, Eliezer consistently would talk about his father and how he at times at his father’s near death he would sacrifice his well-being to protect him. For example, when his father had become fatally sick suffering from Chronic diarrhea, Eliezer knowing that it would be better to savor his ration of foods as much as possible, willingly feeds his father his ration of bread and his soup. Eliezer shares with his father because he is struggling to keep his father alive, despite Eliezer sacrificing his food for his already lifeless father he wants to save his last remaining family member. In comparison to my personal relationship with my father and Eliezer’s relationship is similar. For example, I have a really close relationship with my father, he always helps when I needed it, and likewise I would help him if he needed any help anything. However, there came a time when my father came back from work looking deathly pale, I then find out he contracted the pneumonia. Therefore, he had to get off work for two months giving me the responsibility to aid him until he is back to his feet and healthy. For the two months he was sick with pneumonia, I helped him by buying and making food that was essential for him to stay healthy. Similar to Eliezer, throughout my father’s sickness everyday I was terrified and hoping for my father’s recovery.