Night by Elie Wiesel END

Why does Elie say, “there was no more reason to live, no more reason to struggle” when he wakes up to a snow covered, open cattle car?

Why does Elie, some years later, ask a lady not to throw money out to the poor?

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How is the passage describing the fight over the piece of bread in the open cattle car one of both horror and sadness?

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What camp do Elie and his father end up going to?

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Why is Elie angry with his father right after they debark from the train at the camp?

What thoughts does Elie have concerning his father, and why does he feel ashamed?

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What is Elie’s father dying of?

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In what ways does Elie try to help his father while he is sick?

What happens to Elie’s father when he continues to ask for water?

What do you think Elie means when he says, “free at last” concerning his father’s death?

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