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The book Night by Elie Wiesel is a sad and depressing story about Eliezer and his story during the Holocaust and every thing that happened to him during this time. I feel that if I was in this situation I would feel the same exact way Eliezer would because being a teenager during the time of all of this would be stressful and complicated, in fact, this is how I would relate to the text personally. If I had to compare how I view the world between how the text views the world then I would say that they would be similar and agree with each other. There will always be bad people/ things in the world, but if you wait long enough and try hard enough you’ll make it to the end and all the pain will go away. In this situation I feel as if giving up would be the wrong thing to do and pushing through would be the right thing to do in order to stay alive. If you were in that situation would you give up? Would you be able to push through everything knowing whether or not you will be doing this your whole life or not? If you were in pain would you still be able to push through? …show more content…

The text changed some of my views of the world because I showed me how cruel and rude people can be in the world. The text really communicated me and made me realize how sad it was to people and their family during this time and how hard it was to leave their family. The book addresses how important family is when time gets hard and that’s how the text addresses things I care about personally which is family. When Eliezer and his family were sent of to concentration camps he was separated from his mom and sister which had to have been sad, but he got to stay with his dad and I feel like it would have been harder for him to stay alive without his dad telling him he could make it, so that's how important family

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