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During the journey out of the small ghetto, Elie and his family cope by sticking together for support and relying on each other for strength. They try to remain hopeful despite the challenging circumstances, and they hold on to the belief that they will make it through together. They also try to find moments of solace and comfort in small gestures of kindness from each other.

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