“People who are meant to be together find their way back. They may take a few detours, but they’re never lost” --Anonymous
The worst time in history were the years of 1933-1945. A time where people were ashamed of their region and god. Authors Elie Wiesel, author of night, and Art Spiegelman, author of Maus, Write and share the true horrors of the holocaust and share people's stories. Looking at the qoute, powerful words fit right in with the way both authors use foreshadowing and figurative language to portray the theme of how tragic events brings family closer. Being stripped of everything one learns what is truly importance and what they need in life vs what they want. Tragic events test a person's true colors. The holocaust is the perfect thing to test someone.
It make some people crazy as Wiesel say “ It was though maddness …show more content…
“Fire! I see a fire! I see a fire! Screams a middle aged woman named Madame Schachter (Wiesel , page 24) . Mrs.Schachter is foreshadowing the future of the Jews as Holocaust literally mean destruction or slaughter on a mass scale, especially caused by fire. Although they was not a real fire it foreshadow the coming event at the camp where bodies were being burned. Because of this tragic event Elie wiesel and his fathers realized how fast life can be taken away and how much they care about each other. When they got past the pit of fire they decide that they needed to stay with each other, which made their relationship stronger.This quote also shows how separation can cause madness in someone. Mrs. Schachter was a very happy normal wife and mother before her family got separated. Art also uses foreshadowing on page 32 as he shows mice looking out the window and starting at the natiz flag(art, page 32). This is foreshadowing the tragic event of the war. After the war family realized how much they needed each other and how much each other meant to them and how they could not live
The worst time in history were the years of 1933-1945. A time where people were ashamed of their region and god. Authors Elie Wiesel, author of night, and Art Spiegelman, author of Maus, Write and share the true horrors of the holocaust and share people's stories. Looking at the qoute, powerful words fit right in with the way both authors use foreshadowing and figurative language to portray the theme of how tragic events brings family closer. Being stripped of everything one learns what is truly importance and what they need in life vs what they want. Tragic events test a person's true colors. The holocaust is the perfect thing to test someone.
It make some people crazy as Wiesel say “ It was though maddness …show more content…
“Fire! I see a fire! I see a fire! Screams a middle aged woman named Madame Schachter (Wiesel , page 24) . Mrs.Schachter is foreshadowing the future of the Jews as Holocaust literally mean destruction or slaughter on a mass scale, especially caused by fire. Although they was not a real fire it foreshadow the coming event at the camp where bodies were being burned. Because of this tragic event Elie wiesel and his fathers realized how fast life can be taken away and how much they care about each other. When they got past the pit of fire they decide that they needed to stay with each other, which made their relationship stronger.This quote also shows how separation can cause madness in someone. Mrs. Schachter was a very happy normal wife and mother before her family got separated. Art also uses foreshadowing on page 32 as he shows mice looking out the window and starting at the natiz flag(art, page 32). This is foreshadowing the tragic event of the war. After the war family realized how much they needed each other and how much each other meant to them and how they could not live