In this section Elie and his father are separated from the rest of their family. They are told to lie about their age from another prisoner. If they don't lie they will be burned to death because they would be ineligible to work. As they are escorted to the prison they pass the crematorium where children and adults are being burned alive. They Jews begin crying because they fear what will happen to them. In the end of the chapter Elie's father is beaten because he asks to go to the bathroom.
I believe that the Jews should trust God and believe in faith. If they try to rebel they will quickly be killed by the Nazi soldiers. I believe they should try to do everything they are told so there is no reason why they should be killed. However I think if al the Jews were to rebel at once then maybe they could over take the soldiers.
This chapter shows the inhumane lifestyle of the Nazis. Elie tells his father the "Humanity would never tolerate this." To his belief this statement is contradicted everyday. People are shot or stabbed in our life everyday. When someone turns on the news, all the reporters talk about is what bad happened. So even if "Humanity would never tolerate this" it still occurs.
4 comments:
I love it how you went the extra mile to put a picture in there. It must have taken a lot of hard work to do that. I appreciate the effort.
This was one of the best blogs Ihave read so far. It was very descriptive and had a good picture had goes with the reading. Good Job!
Good summary and cool picture. I really liked how you connected it to our society today. Good post.
Nice job but im pretty sure it was due saturday not sunday :)
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