Night, by Elie Wiesel is about the Holocaust and the struggles that Jews went through. Elie and his family were Jews who were taken to a concentration camp. This is a story retelling the tragic and cruel things that happened to Jews during WWII. Elie’s message during the story is indifference. There are many scenes in the book showing indifference such as lack of emotion toward cruelty, the Jews themselves, and how the world helped with the Holocaust. By writing this book, Elie proved how cruel the Nazi’s were and the terrible things Jews were put through. Lack of emotion toward cruelty was shown frequently in the book. During hangings, the Jews all sat and watched, showing no emotion. They also saw people get beat, but they never
