NIGHT, Chapters 1-3

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What is the significance of Elie giving his occupation as 'farmer' instead of 'student'?

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Elie gives his occupation as 'farmer' to increase his chances of survival, as the Germans believed that farmers could contribute to labor.

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What narrative perspective is used in the book 'Night'?

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The book 'Night' is written in the first person point of view.

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Who is Moche and what role does he play in Elie's life?

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Moche is a mentor to Elie, helping him with his studies and later warning the community about the dangers facing the Jews.

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What is the Kaddish and when is it recited in 'Night'?

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The Kaddish is a Jewish prayer for the dead, recited by the men as they approach the crematory.

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What literary device is exemplified by Moche's stories about the Jews in other towns?

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Moche's stories serve as an example of foreshadowing, hinting at the impending dangers the Jews will face.

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How does Elie's identity change throughout the early chapters of 'Night'?

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Elie's identity shifts from a student and a boy with dreams to a survivor facing the harsh realities of concentration camps.

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What themes are introduced in the first three chapters of 'Night'?

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Themes of survival, loss of faith, and the struggle against dehumanization are introduced in the early chapters.

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What does Eliezer's relationship with his father reveal about family dynamics during the Holocaust?

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Eliezer's relationship with his father highlights the importance of familial bonds and support in the face of adversity.

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What role does faith play in Elie's life in the early chapters of 'Night'?

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Faith plays a crucial role in Elie's life, initially providing hope and strength, but later challenged by the horrors he witnesses.

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How does the setting of 'Night' contribute to the overall mood of the narrative?

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The setting, primarily in concentration camps, creates a mood of despair, fear, and hopelessness.