In the book, Night by Elie Wiesel, published in 1956, he talks about his life during the Holocaust in Auschwitz, Germany. After the first night of the concentration camp, Wiesel woke up by getting beaten, being told to run from one barrack to another. From getting soaked in disinfectant to having wearing clothes that cover you from almost being naked and from being there for more than 3 weeks, Wiesel stood wondering it was a dream. Throughout the book Night, Wiesel expresses his feelings by using anaphora to ask rhetorical questions to show how experiencing pain, and death changed him into a different person.
The use of anaphora and rhetorical questions expresses the feelings that Elie felt. First, Elie states, “ we were expelled from the
The use of anaphora and rhetorical questions expresses the feelings that Elie felt. First, Elie states, “ we were expelled from the