What were the possibilities of escape for Elie and his family in Night?

Answer 1

By the end of the novel, there is none. A striking blow to their faiths were the pipel's hanging and Elie's contemplation of God, combined with the knowledge that had they stayed in the infirmary, they would have survived together. The only hope that came after that was the resistance of the camp uprising. However, that was abrupt and there was a period of hopelessness during the story as Elie is constantly beaten morally and physically.

Answer 2

Elie and his family could have fled to Another Country, hidden with sympathetic individuals or resistance groups, or sought shelter in remote areas. However, the chaos and speed of the Holocaust made escape difficult, and the lack of information about the extent of the atrocities made it challenging to plan a successful escape.

Answer 3

In the book Night Elie Wiesel and his two older sisters Bea and Hilda were the only survivors. Elie Wiesel's mother and younger sister perished when they arrived in Auschwitz and his father died In Buchenwald no longer before the liberation.

Answer 4

Eliezer showed his full commitment to stay with his father by risking his life and running towards him. An SS officer shouted at Eliezer, but he was determined to join his father. At that point, Eliezer hoped that they would both live, but if they were to die, he was ready to die beside his father. Fortunately, Eliezer’s actions created pandemonium when the SS pursued him into the crowd. The situation provided the prisoners with an opportunity to switch sides. Eliezer’s father switched sides and once again father and son survived the selection.

Answer 5

Elie created mass confusion and his father switches lines.

Answer 6

there was a very slim chance that Elie and his family could escape because in many cases if they would have even thought about trying to escape they would have been shot on the spot!

Answer 7

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