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    Night by Eli Wiesel explores how faith and humanity can endure immense suffering, as the narrator recounts his experiences in Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust. Some of the major themes examined are mankind's capacity for cruelty, instances of human compassion in terrible circumstances, and the relationships between fathers and sons. Recurring motifs in the story include silence, fire, and nighttime.

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    Night by Eli Wiesel explores how faith and humanity can endure immense suffering, as the narrator recounts his experiences in Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust. Some of the major themes examined are mankind's capacity for cruelty, instances of human compassion in terrible circumstances, and the relationships between fathers and sons. Recurring motifs in the story include silence, fire, and nighttime.

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    Night by Eli Wiesel explores how faith and humanity can endure immense suffering, as the narrator recounts his experiences in Nazi concentration camps during the Holocaust. Some of the major themes examined are mankind's capacity for cruelty, instances of human compassion in terrible circumstances, and the relationships between fathers and sons. Recurring motifs in the story include silence, fire, and nighttime.

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    Night by Eli Wiesel

    Big Questions:
    How do we keep our faith when we are suffering? (faith here is more than just religious faith)
    Are all humans good?
    What can we gain from examining the events of our past?

    Themes:
    Man’s inhumanity to man
    Acts of human goodness in the midst of the worst circumstances
    Fathers and Sons

    Motifs:
    Silence
    Fire
    Night

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