Comparatively, from reading “Night” by Ellie Wiesel and listening to Kitty Hart-Moxon’s speech from the UK Commemoration Event they both have rhetorical elements in each of them. They both was trying to tell you that things are always not the way you want it to go, but you can still make it through the situation. Night took place in 1941-1945, during war world II. Kitty Hart town Bielsko in 1939 was close to the German and Czechoslovakian frontiers. In both stories they share their most personal memories of what they were talking about. I am going to tell you more about both of these stories.
Now, I am about to tell you about Night. In Night Eliezer struggles with his own faith in God and in humanity. Eliezer was living a hard life because her father had passed away. A rhetorical element that’s in night is “The camp had become a hive.” The comparison that is being shown is the hive and how the Nazi’s would control everything and every other person was to do all of there jobs. …show more content…
Kitty Hart is an Holocaust Survivor. She Lived in a town called Bielsko. A rhetorical element that’s in the speech is “some months we sheltered in Zabia Wola, a tiny Jewish rural community south of Lublin.” They are saying that they had to sleep there while they were getting controlled and had to do their jobs. Lastly, I am going to tell you the similarities of both the stories. They both had to sleep in a shelter somewhere. In both stories a a character tried to escape. Each character had survived in both of the stories and some of their friends are family members did not make it. In both stories they had a camp. I know this because in night it said “Never shall I forget that night, the first night in camp, which has turned my life into one long
Now, I am about to tell you about Night. In Night Eliezer struggles with his own faith in God and in humanity. Eliezer was living a hard life because her father had passed away. A rhetorical element that’s in night is “The camp had become a hive.” The comparison that is being shown is the hive and how the Nazi’s would control everything and every other person was to do all of there jobs. …show more content…
Kitty Hart is an Holocaust Survivor. She Lived in a town called Bielsko. A rhetorical element that’s in the speech is “some months we sheltered in Zabia Wola, a tiny Jewish rural community south of Lublin.” They are saying that they had to sleep there while they were getting controlled and had to do their jobs. Lastly, I am going to tell you the similarities of both the stories. They both had to sleep in a shelter somewhere. In both stories a a character tried to escape. Each character had survived in both of the stories and some of their friends are family members did not make it. In both stories they had a camp. I know this because in night it said “Never shall I forget that night, the first night in camp, which has turned my life into one long