Night Chapter 3

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What did Elie revolt against?

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Elie revolted against the expectation to lie about his and his father's age in order to survive the selection process.

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What was Dr. Josef Mengele's purpose when he examined the prisoners?

Back

Mengele's purpose was to assess the age, health, and profession of the prisoners to sort out those who were young, weak, and deemed useless.

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What happened to Stein, who continued to visit the Wiesels?

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Stein likely discovered the truth about the situation and faded out of existence, indicating a loss of hope.

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What is the last step of the admission process for prisoners in the camp?

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The last step is getting tattooed with their number, which dehumanizes them and marks their identity.

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What does Wiesel say he shall never forget?

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Wiesel states he shall never forget the first night, the smoke, the children, the faces, and the flames.

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What is the significance of the tattooing process for the prisoners?

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The tattooing process signifies the loss of identity and humanity, as prisoners are reduced to mere numbers.

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How does Elie's relationship with his father evolve throughout the chapter?

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Elie's relationship with his father becomes a source of strength and motivation for survival amidst the horrors they face.

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What role does fear play in the experiences of the prisoners?

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Fear is a constant presence that influences the behavior and decisions of the prisoners, often leading to compliance and loss of hope.

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What does the term 'selection' refer to in the context of the camps?

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'Selection' refers to the process where prisoners are chosen for work or sent to their deaths, based on their perceived usefulness.

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What emotions does Elie experience during the admission process?

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Elie experiences a mix of fear, confusion, and despair as he faces the brutal realities of the camp.