Night
cite one instance where Elie Wiesel describes those in charge of the camp as acting like animals-explain what he means
example from the book that he thinks the ones in charge of camp as acting like animals and why
example from the book that he thinks the ones in charge of camp as acting like animals and why
At one point Elie catches Idek ,the Kapo, having sex with a Polish girl (probably raping her). Idek is angry for being seen and takes his wrath out on Elie,
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I stepped forward.
"A crate!" he ordered.
They brought a crate.
"Lie down on it! On your belly!"
I obeyed.
I no longer felt anything except the lashes of the whip.
[…]
"Twenty-four…twenty-five!"
It was over. I had not realized it, but I had fainted. I came to when they doused me with cold water. I was still lying on the crate. In a blur, I could see the wet ground next to me. Then I heard someone yell. It had to be the Kapo. I began to distinguish what he was shouting:
"Stand up!"