Night (Final Test)

They died.

Juliek.

The men and women were separated, the prisoners were shaved, and the weak and ill were separated from the strong and healthy.

The silent complicity in the Holocaust of the average German citizen, a young boy's loss of innocence and loss of faith, and the disregard the Allied airplanes demonstrated for the lives of inmates when they bombed the camps.

Kaddish.

A Jewish prayer recited in memory of the dead.

It symbolizes hope and humanity amidst despair.

It represents the dehumanization and destruction of family bonds.

It refers to the transformation of the protagonist from a naive boy to a traumatized survivor.

Many were complicit through silence or indifference to the atrocities occurring.