The inhumanity to others is a theme often written about in today’s society. Two pieces of literature that truly represent the workings of man are Mitch Albom’s Tuesdays With Morrie, a story about a professor showing a former student how to die, so he can live a better life; and Elie Wiesel’s Night, a story of a man who has lived through the torment that was the Nazi concentration camp. Both stories give their own personal view on the inhumanity of man, each slightly different. In Night, the reader is lead through the torment of Nazi Germany through the eyes of a Jewish boy. Given the book’s special point of view, the reader can feel anguish with the characters, as well as experience the hatred felt on either side of the conflict. Even early
