Night

In Night, Elie's family had four opportunities to escape. First, Moshe the Beadle warned them after escaping the Gestapo. Second, they could have emigrated to Palestine, but Elie's father refused....

Social responsibility in "Night" is portrayed through acts of courage and humanity amidst brutality. Moshe the Beadle warns Sighet's Jews about impending atrocities, showing a sense of duty despite...

The public reacts with disbelief and indifference to Moshe's story in Night. They dismiss his warnings about the atrocities he witnessed, considering him either mad or seeking attention, and continue...

In Elie Wiesel's "Night," the world is compared to "a hermetically sealed cattle car," symbolizing isolation and indifference to the Holocaust's horrors. This metaphor highlights the irony and...

In "Night," Elie's parents and community view Moshe the Beadle as an amusing, shy, and physically awkward character. They see him as poor and insignificant but tolerate him due to his humility and...

Moshe the Beadle disappeared for a few months because he was expelled from Sighet along with other foreign Jews by the Germans. He was taken to a forest where they were forced to dig graves and were...