In the beginning of the autobiography “Night” By Elie Wiesel, it begins by introducing us to the main character of the novel, the setting, his family, and life. We begin by learning about Moshe the Beadle. He disappeared from the community one day. Some time later, Moishe appeared back in the community again. Once he returned, he immediately began to warn everyone of what happened and what might happen in the near future. No one listened to him because these stories sounded so unrealistic. As time passed, German soldiers began to appear in the streets. At first, they were very polite yet distant, but later on, Jews couldn't leave their house under penalty of death and the police forbid Jews to have any valuables; if they carried them, they
