Night by Elie Wiesel

At the beginning of the book Lie and his father seem very close and his father doesn’t really show emotion. At the end or nearing the end of the book Lie and his father seem farther apart or even detached from each other. Lie and his father’s relationship Is similar to the relationship between the Rabbi and his son but It Is also very different.

The relationship betweenEel and his father changes very much for In a positive way for Eel throughout the memoir. First, at the beginning of the memoir Eel and his father are very close and his father shows almost no emotion whatsoever. Eel and his father are part of the Jewish community and Eel Is dubiously studying his faith at a SHTML. Eel Is Interested In studying the Kasbah but his father doesn’t necessarily approve but leaves him In a sort of Socratic way of thinking about God.

Eel believes that the answers are In you and that you have to ask god the right questions to truly understand the answers and is dad agrees.His father is more absorbed in helping others and being a part of the Jewish community. Overall the relationship between Lie and his father seems very close in the beginning of the memoir.

Next, Lie and his father begin to drift apart throughout the memoir. Lie and his father slowly lose their love for each other throughout the memoir because being euthanized for that long takes away a person’s capacity to love. Also, being under that much physical stress, limited food, and horrible living conditions puts a strong wear on the soul and faith of a person.After a person’s faith and humanity is taken away there is not much to live for so the thought of that may cause the loss of love and destruction of a relationship. His father is beginning to become unbearably intolerable near the end of the book and Lie knows his father is nearing the end of his life so he is excited that he will no longer have to take care of his father. Ergo, Lie and his father drift further and further apart nearing the end of the memoir. Last, Lie and his father have a similar but different relationship to the Rabbi and his son.

First of all Lie would never intentionally leave his father to die, where the Rabbi’s son thought if I don’t leave him we will both die. Eel sees that the son left the Rabble because of his old age so that he needn’t take care of him anymore and Eel compares himself to this situation after he left his father. Eel thinks that he left his father behind so that he wouldn’t die but his father would near the end of the memoir. Eel and his father are the last ones In his family struggling to live Just Like the Rabble and his son and they are both Jews who are being euthanized which Is outing them through all the decisions they must make.Thus, Eel and his father are very close at the beginning of the memoir. Eel and his father slowly begin to drift apart throughout the memoir. Eel and his father are very similar to the Rabbi and his son but they are also very different in many ways.

Hence, the relationship between Lie and his father is perturbed greatly in a positive way for Lie throughout the memoir. From each other. Lie and his father’s relationship is similar to the relationship between the Rabbi and his son but it is also very different.The relationship between Lie and his father changes very much for in a positive way for Lie throughout the First, at the beginning of the memoir Lie and his father are very close and his father shows almost no emotion whatsoever. Lie and his father are part of the Jewish community and Lie is dubiously studying his faith at a still. Lie is interested in studying the Kasbah but his father doesn’t necessarily approve but leaves him in a sort of Socratic way of thinking about God. Lie believes that the answers are in you Rabbi’s son thought if I don’t leave him we will both die.

Lie sees that the son left the Rabbi because of his old age so that he needn’t take care of him anymore and Lie compares himself to this situation after he left his father. Lie thinks that he left his memoir. Lie and his father are the last ones in his family struggling to live Just like the Rabbi and his son and they are both Jews who are being euthanized which is putting them through all the decisions they must make. Thus, Lie and his father are very close at the beginning of the memoir. Lie and his father slowly begin to drift apart throughout the memoir.