In the book night what did madame schachter see in her vision?

Answer 1

Madame Sachachter was a passenger on the train on the way to Auschwitz concentration camp. The first night on the train she started screaming that she saw fire and a giant furnace outside of the only window on the train. The people looked to see if she was really seeing the fire. Nothing was there, and people pitied her, saying she had gone mad. Her young son was the only one who was there to comfort her. Every night she would continue to scream about the fire. It got to the point where men would hit her to keep her quiet. The way she talks about the fire and the furnace is almost as if she can see into the future. She managed to predict the fate of many Jews even though some found her mad.

Answer 2

Madame Schachter saw fire and flames during her vision on the train to Auschwitz, which later turned out to be a foreshadowing of the horrors that awaited them at the concentration camp. Her visions symbolized the destruction, chaos, and death that the prisoners would experience during their time in the camp.

Answer 3

A burning furnace, which is why everyone thinks she is crazy, until they arrive at the camp and see the smoke coming from the chimney and smell burning flesh. A burning furnace, which is why everyone thinks she is crazy, until they arrive at the camp and see the smoke coming from the chimney and smell burning flesh.

Answer 4

She visions a fire. Nobody believed her until they all saw it themselves. She either had really good eyesight, or it was some type of prophecy, for her to warn the Jews.

Answer 5

Some passengers would say that she just needs water. "She's just dehydrated." I think one passenger said that "she'll calm down, just give her rest"

Answer 6

Madame Schachter saw a vision on Jews burning and fire, leading to her screaming out in anguish and trying to tell everyone around her what she saw.

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