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Cite one instance where Elie Wiesel describes the inmates as acting like animals- explain what he means?
example from the book where he describes the inmates as animals and why
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Aslan
In chapter six the exhausted prisoners arrive at the Gleiwitz camp, they crush each other in the rush to enter the barracks.
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Aditya K #967193
Page 101 where Elie describes the men as "beasts of prey". What he means is they possessed such a barbaric hunger that can only be seen inside an animal.
