Sometimes life can be disappointing when pain is inevitable. However it is important that no matter how bad things may seem, to consistently have hope and believe that everything happens for a reason . As the memoir “Night” begins, it is shown that Elie’s motivation/hope in life is his faith. For example when he is asked by Moishe and Beadle, why he prays to god he simply responds saying “Why did I pray? . . . Why did I live? Why did I breathe?” (Wiesel, ) Praying has become a routine in Elie’s life that he never thinks to question it. It is as important to reading and breathing to him. Through this line it is evident that his belief is powerful to the extent that he cannot imagine living in a world without his faith. With that regard as the memoir continues, Elie’s hopes are shaken up when witnessing as well as experiencing cruelty and evil through the Holocaust. Just like every other prisoner he began to question how God could permit such depravity and torture to take place to good human beings. With that being, his struggle was not at all an abandonment to his faith as he never gave up on his hopes of freedom.Furthermore, Elie and his father also never
Sometimes life can be disappointing when pain is inevitable. However it is important that no matter how bad things may seem, to consistently have hope and believe that everything happens for a reason . As the memoir “Night” begins, it is shown that Elie’s motivation/hope in life is his faith. For example when he is asked by Moishe and Beadle, why he prays to god he simply responds saying “Why did I pray? . . . Why did I live? Why did I breathe?” (Wiesel, ) Praying has become a routine in Elie’s life that he never thinks to question it. It is as important to reading and breathing to him. Through this line it is evident that his belief is powerful to the extent that he cannot imagine living in a world without his faith. With that regard as the memoir continues, Elie’s hopes are shaken up when witnessing as well as experiencing cruelty and evil through the Holocaust. Just like every other prisoner he began to question how God could permit such depravity and torture to take place to good human beings. With that being, his struggle was not at all an abandonment to his faith as he never gave up on his hopes of freedom.Furthermore, Elie and his father also never