In Elie Wiesel’s novel, Night, is a true story of how he survived during the Holocaust and survived different concentration camps. I feel the topic that Wiesel described a lot about was the death. Death was everywhere they turned and there was absolutely no way to escape. In my opinion, death was staring them in the face. Finding ways to stay alive is an example of something a young boy shouldn’t have to experience. Watching his father progressively grow weaker as well as be tortured to death is also something a young boy shouldn’t have to experience. He watched people walk straight to their death in pits on fire and full of dead bodies. Wiesel watched people fight over small morsels of bread like wild animals and steal food from those who
