NIGHT - Chapter Six

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as the prisoners ran through the night, what orders were the ss guards under
to shoot anyone who could not keep up witht eh pace
"death wrapped itself around me" is an example of what literary device
personification
although elie felt that he could have easily given up and died, why did he run on?
because his father wasn't giving up and he shouldn't either; he was his father's only support and reason for living
given the situation and their physical condition, what was remarkable about their night's journey
they made 42 miles in one day
why would elie's father not let him sleep
because if he fell asleep, he might've died
what agreement did elie and his father reach
they will look after each other and not let the other fall asleep
who was rabbi eliahou looking for
his soon who had been with him in the camps for three years
what else did elie remember about the rabbi's son
he knew that his dad was falling behind and continued to run. eh knew that his son had wanted to get rid of his father
what did elie do in response
tell him that he had not seen him and let the rabbi continue to search for his son

he prayed to a god that he no longer believed in to never let him do what the rabbi's son did
what was different about the second night's march
discipline was no enforced, guards no longer shot slow prisoners
when the prisoners reached the new destination of gleiwitz, what was the new danger they faced
suffocation from the living, dead, and dying
who was the boy underneath elie
juliek, a polish boy who played the violin
sometime during the night, what did elie hear
someone, probably juliek, playing betoven on his violin
after three days, what happened
driven out of the barracks and marched to a railroad line to await the arrival of a train
how did some of the prisoners try to distance themselves from the grim reality of their existence
music, prayer, ignoring it
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