What is the moral for the book night?

Answer 1

wiesel teaches the readers of the emotional and physical pain the prisoners at the camp felt. It teaches us not to take things for granted and in a religious point of view teaches us to always have hope no matter how hard ones situation can be. If many of the people from the Holocaust can get back on their feet, and could see/ live pass the horrid things they experienced from the concentration camps, others can have hope too.

Answer 2

The main message of the book Night by Elie Wiesel is to tell what it was like to be Jewish during the Holocaust and what would happen when you were put in a concentration camp.

Answer 3

Night is significant because Night represents darkness and Elie has to struggle to survive through the darkness, or Night.

Night may also symbolise Elie's loss of faith.

Eliezer emphasizes that so much could happen in such a short period of time - as if it was only one night.

The book Night is actually the first of a series of three books. Traditionally, Orthodox Jews count sunset as the start of the new day - that is, every day night from sunset to sunset. So, night is the (terrible) start of Elie's new life.

Answer 4

The moral of Elie Weisel's "Night" is to show you that life was hard during the war and even innocent people had to fight for their rights. Eliezer also wants to tell you that he was very young when this happened and it was difficult but he got through it. He didn't know what happened to his father but he achieved the hardships. Therefore, we have to be thankful for the easier life we have these days. <3

Answer 5

One possible moral of "Night" could be the importance of maintaining humanity and hope in the face of extreme suffering and adversity. Another interpretation could be the necessity of bearing witness to atrocities to prevent history from repeating itself.

Answer 6

holocaust