Hook:
Necessary Info: In the novel Night written by Eliezer Wiesel there are many depressing, heartbreaking stories shared through a book from a holocaust survivor's point of view.
Thesis: Throughout this memoir the many horrible events recalled showed Elie Wiesel’s loss of innocence.
Topic: Elie Wiesel was stripped of his youth because of the gruesome conditions he was placed in.
Introduce Quote: On page 57, in the text it states that Elie was wiped 25 times because of walking in on his Kapo’s affairs.
Quote: “The Kapos made a short speech: “An ordinary inmate does not have the right to mix into other people’s affairs… make him understand clearly, once and for all.”… They brought a crate. “Lie down on it! On your belly!”... I no longer felt …show more content…
This is a horrifying sight to see or even hear about.
Topic: During Elie’s time in the concentration camps there were many threats placed on him and others.
Introduce Quote: On page 85, in the text it says that the Kapos were told to shoot any person who stopped running.
Quote: “They had orders to shoot anyone who could not sustain the pace. Their fingers on the triggers, they did not deprive themselves of the pleasure. If one of us stopped for a second, a quick shot eliminated the filthy dog.”
Analysis: Having threats placed on Elie obviously made him feel perilous. Even though he was about 15 to 17 years old, no one should be thinking about death threats. With this put in the memoir the readers can see how Elie would have felt during and after his time at Auschwitz.
Restate Thesis: Elie Wiesel’s loss of innocence was shown all through the novel Night.
Restate Reasons: As I have stated before Elie went through atrocious things while at the concentration camps, including, having been and seen people beaten/killed and having very heavy burdens dropped on
Necessary Info: In the novel Night written by Eliezer Wiesel there are many depressing, heartbreaking stories shared through a book from a holocaust survivor's point of view.
Thesis: Throughout this memoir the many horrible events recalled showed Elie Wiesel’s loss of innocence.
Topic: Elie Wiesel was stripped of his youth because of the gruesome conditions he was placed in.
Introduce Quote: On page 57, in the text it states that Elie was wiped 25 times because of walking in on his Kapo’s affairs.
Quote: “The Kapos made a short speech: “An ordinary inmate does not have the right to mix into other people’s affairs… make him understand clearly, once and for all.”… They brought a crate. “Lie down on it! On your belly!”... I no longer felt …show more content…
This is a horrifying sight to see or even hear about.
Topic: During Elie’s time in the concentration camps there were many threats placed on him and others.
Introduce Quote: On page 85, in the text it says that the Kapos were told to shoot any person who stopped running.
Quote: “They had orders to shoot anyone who could not sustain the pace. Their fingers on the triggers, they did not deprive themselves of the pleasure. If one of us stopped for a second, a quick shot eliminated the filthy dog.”
Analysis: Having threats placed on Elie obviously made him feel perilous. Even though he was about 15 to 17 years old, no one should be thinking about death threats. With this put in the memoir the readers can see how Elie would have felt during and after his time at Auschwitz.
Restate Thesis: Elie Wiesel’s loss of innocence was shown all through the novel Night.
Restate Reasons: As I have stated before Elie went through atrocious things while at the concentration camps, including, having been and seen people beaten/killed and having very heavy burdens dropped on