Novel Excerpts Presentations

Examine the critical themes and connotations in chapter 3 of Elie Wiesel's "Night," focusing on the dehumanizing impact of life in concentration camps, the struggle to maintain faith and identity, and the transformation of relationships amidst extreme adversity. Gain insights into narrative techniques, character development, and symbolic elements, while contextualizing the historical setting of the Holocaust to deepen understanding of its influence on identity and morality. Develop analytical skills through a study of the text's portrayal of suffering, resilience, and the societal structures that perpetuate brutality and synoptic connections to broader historical narratives.

Analyze the roles and dynamics of characters in narratives, focusing on the identification of protagonists and antagonists. Understand how these roles influence storytelling, contributing to a deeper comprehension of character development and plot progression.

Analyze Annie’s internal conflicts by examining key aspects of the text, focusing on identifying and summarizing these elements objectively. Develop skills in citing textual evidence effectively and producing concise summaries.