I'm honestly not trying to get all answers to this to get out of doing this essay I just need help, because i have to turn this in for finals for my honors english class. ALL your help is appreciated !
i have to identify specific examples of cooperation, competition, and conflict involving Wiesel and other characters. Also I have to explain how the experiences cause Wiesel to change, and what important lessons he learned from the interactions.
Here's an example of what I have to do:
specific example of Conflict (inner):
these are one of my examples for conflict in the book:
"Pressed up against the others in n effort to keep out the cold, head empty and heavy at the same time, brain a whirlppol of decaying memories. Indifference deadened the spirit. Here or elsewhere---- what difference did it make? To die today or tomorrow, or later? The night was long and never ending"(93).
Wiesel's change :
-- the feeling of dying no longer frightened him.
-- he no longer cared about living.
Lesson/Insight:
Eliezer finds that among his fellow prisoners, there is very little difference between the living and the dead; the dead are dead and the living are but living dead, without hope.
What themes/messages emerge from this book for the reader?
-- i was thinking maybe family, religion, and mortality ....
have any different one's ?
THANKS FOR ALL OF YOUR HELP, I REALLY APPRECIATE IT !
i have to identify specific examples of cooperation, competition, and conflict involving Wiesel and other characters. Also I have to explain how the experiences cause Wiesel to change, and what important lessons he learned from the interactions.
Here's an example of what I have to do:
specific example of Conflict (inner):
these are one of my examples for conflict in the book:
"Pressed up against the others in n effort to keep out the cold, head empty and heavy at the same time, brain a whirlppol of decaying memories. Indifference deadened the spirit. Here or elsewhere---- what difference did it make? To die today or tomorrow, or later? The night was long and never ending"(93).
Wiesel's change :
-- the feeling of dying no longer frightened him.
-- he no longer cared about living.
Lesson/Insight:
Eliezer finds that among his fellow prisoners, there is very little difference between the living and the dead; the dead are dead and the living are but living dead, without hope.
What themes/messages emerge from this book for the reader?
-- i was thinking maybe family, religion, and mortality ....
have any different one's ?
THANKS FOR ALL OF YOUR HELP, I REALLY APPRECIATE IT !