n his story, Elie Wiesel develops the main idea that after the terrorist attacks on the U.S, Americans had become more united and needed to fight the terrorists back. In the beginning, he describes how a sunny day in September turned into nightmare because of a terror attack that will forever be remembered. Then he begins to discuss whether this attack would drive us apart or bring us together? Elie and his wife witnessed the gigantic clouds of smoke and ashes . Many Americans were speechless watching the flames, the collapse, and the destroyed towns. Everyone was in disbelief because the terrorists just wanted to take their life away in order to kill the people around. Then he began to state rhetorical questions, “How can one go on working,
