The holocaust was a dark time in history, from 1933 to 1945. During this mass genocide, 6 million Jews were killed. Elie Wiesel was one of the few survivors and eventually wrote a book called Night, that told of his experiences during this time. Night is an expressive book about the memories and the horrors of the holocaust. The overall mood of this book is very dark and fearful. In his memoir he talks about how a young boy grew up so much and saw horrible things we can only imagine. Wiesel sees innocent people killed and worked to death, witch turns to him losing his faith. Wiesel tells his experience using impressionistic style.
Wiesel used many different style devices in his memoir to tell his story. An example of one of these style devices …show more content…
he is very easy to understand. Wiesel has a great way with words. His tone is very serious, dreary and resentful. The mood of the book is very dark and depressing, an example of the tone he uses is "That was when I began to hate them and my hatred remains are only link today there were our first oppressors they were the first faces of hell and death" this shows his opinion on the nazis, and his feelings, how much he hates them. Night took place during a horrible time. The Holocaust is responsible for the loss of faith and the deaths of millions of innocent people. Wiesel showed this in his book. He put all those horrible experiences and scarring memories into a book. That has put a clear message of what happened across to people, we need to remember what happened to make sure nothing like this ever happens again.
The Holocaust not only saw the genocide of millions of innocent people. Although there were many survivors all those who lived will forever be emotionally scarred, including Wiesel. Though they had suffered and died for their religion, in the end their faith was stripped. Elie used the impressionistic style to show the hurt him and others went through. He can never forget what he saw, and either will the other millions of people who went through
Wiesel used many different style devices in his memoir to tell his story. An example of one of these style devices …show more content…
he is very easy to understand. Wiesel has a great way with words. His tone is very serious, dreary and resentful. The mood of the book is very dark and depressing, an example of the tone he uses is "That was when I began to hate them and my hatred remains are only link today there were our first oppressors they were the first faces of hell and death" this shows his opinion on the nazis, and his feelings, how much he hates them. Night took place during a horrible time. The Holocaust is responsible for the loss of faith and the deaths of millions of innocent people. Wiesel showed this in his book. He put all those horrible experiences and scarring memories into a book. That has put a clear message of what happened across to people, we need to remember what happened to make sure nothing like this ever happens again.
The Holocaust not only saw the genocide of millions of innocent people. Although there were many survivors all those who lived will forever be emotionally scarred, including Wiesel. Though they had suffered and died for their religion, in the end their faith was stripped. Elie used the impressionistic style to show the hurt him and others went through. He can never forget what he saw, and either will the other millions of people who went through