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Elie Wiesel's will to survive during the forced march is fueled by a combination of fear of death, instinct for self-preservation, desire to reunite with his family, and hope for a better future. Despite experiencing extreme suffering and exhaustion, he continues to push himself forward by clinging onto these motivations.

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