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    In the novel night, wiesel describes two scenes of the conditions caused by the transportation cars and how the prisoners react to it. The two scenes differ from one another in the way where one seen the pics they're civilized thoughts and actions to that who exposes their true, inherent, and carnal selves. In the second scene, they had lost all hope and accepted to remain the victims of the bitter reality.

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    In the novel night, wiesel describes two scenes of the conditions caused by the transportation cars and how the prisoners react to it. The two scenes differ from one another in the way where one seen the pics they're civilized thoughts and actions to that who exposes their true, inherent, and carnal selves. In the second scene, they had lost all hope and accepted to remain the victims of the bitter reality.

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    Kailey1

    SimaranKailey
    Guzman
    HonorsEnglish10
    12May2016
    TheTrainRides
    InthenovelNight,wieseldescribestwoscenesoftheconditionscausedbythe
    transportationcarsandhowtheprisonersreacttoit.While,bothdemonstratethesimilarstatesof
    beingoftheprisoners,thescenesdeviatefromoneanotherastheyexposethetransitionofa
    humanbeingofacivilisedsensetothatwhoexposestheirtrue,inherent,andcarnalselvesinthe
    nextpassage.
    Thetwothingsdifferfromeachotherinthewaywhereoneseenthepicsthey'recivilized
    thoughtsandactionstotheotherportrayinghowtoughconditionscanturnhumansintofamished
    beings.Thetransportationcarshadcreatedsuchconditionsthatitwashardtosit,stand,breathe,
    orgotosleep.Astheprisoner'ssawnightappearing,theycouldbegintothoseagain,torest,to
    dream(Ch.2).TheJewishprisonersmaintainedtheirhopeandfaithforabettertomorrowyet
    tocome.Theywereambitiousandidealisticabouttheirfutureconditionsandhowthedreadful
    torturewouldsooncometoanend.Theywantedtodreamtoescapefromtheunimaginable
    terrorsoftheirreality.However,soondidtherealizethattheywouldhavetocontinuefacingit.
    Contradictorytotheirthoughtsabove,theylaterfelttheir,eyesclose,andmerelywaitedforthe
    nextstoptounloadthedead,(Ch.7).Inthesecondscene,theyhadlostallhopeandacceptedto
    remainthevictimsofthebitterreality.Thewereamongthedeadandmanycorpses,theyno
    longerfelthuman.6aftertheirstateofbeingandIwaitedforsomethingmorepractical,likethat

    Kailey2
    oftheunloadingofthedeadsothattheywouldhavemoreroominthecar.Theyweredriven
    awayfromtheirhumanecharacteristicsdreams,hopes,andthewillingnesstorest.Also,inthe
    firstseenawomanwasnotcooperatingwiththerestoftheprisonersandreceived,blowstoher
    head,withhercomfortingson,clingingdesperatelytohernotutteringaword...nolonger
    crying,(Ch.2).Thesonbeingyoungerofageisnotexpectedtounderstandthedeepermeaning
    andvalueofrelationships,buthisactionsdrivenbythecurrentcircumstancesimpliedthathe
    did.Hestayswithhismother,triestocalmherdown,andcooperateswiththerestofthe
    prisonersHefulfillshisdutiesofason.Incontrasttothisscene,astimeprogressesintheother
    scenetheconditionsdeterioratetothepointwherebloodturnsagainstblood.Anoldman
    sneakedapieceofbreadfromabigcrowdwhenhissoncametohimandtrytosnatchitaway.
    Yourekillingyourfather...Ihavebreadforyoutoo...hecollapsed,(Ch.7).Contradictorytothe
    previoussite,becausetheconditionshaveworsenedasonkilledhisfatherforarationoffood.
    Hewastakingadvantageofhisrelationshipanddenyingthevaluesthatwereinstilledinhim.
    Hiscarnalnaturewascomingoutandatthispointnoonewantedtheburdenofabig
    responsibility.Thus,thetwoscenesdifferbythoughtsandactionsprovokedthroughthe
    charactersbytheconditions.

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