Night Chapter 8 and 9 flashcard

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What does Eliezer feel guilty about while feeding his father?

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He would rather eat the food himself.

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What is Elie's immediate concern when the Americans freed the camp?

Back

Food/water.

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Why is Elie angry with his father at the beginning of Chapter 8?

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His dad wants to die.

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What does Eliezer feel when his father is taken to be killed?

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Relief but also guilt.

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What action did Elie NOT take when his father was dying?

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Beat up other prisoners to protect him.

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What is the significance of food in the context of the camp?

Back

Food represents survival and the struggle for life.

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How does Elie's relationship with his father change throughout the chapters?

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It evolves from dependence to a complex mix of love, guilt, and resentment.

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What does the act of sharing rations signify in the camp?

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It signifies compassion and the struggle to maintain humanity.

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What does Elie learn about survival in the camp?

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Survival often comes at the cost of personal morals and relationships.

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How does the theme of guilt manifest in Elie's experiences?

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Elie feels guilt for prioritizing his own survival over his father's well-being.