Wiesel includes statement and reactions from other prisoners,the head of the block,and the veterans of the camp that reveal different perspectives about life in the concentration camp.identify examples of these different perspectives and explain what they reveal about the prisoners' ordeal.
The story is always first person from Elie's point of view but Elie does give us the reactions of other characters as he sees them. Consider chapter 4 when veteran prisoners tell them that Buna is a good camp and that they should try to avoid being placed in the building unit. The head of Eliezer's tent is a fat and predatory-looking German. His assistant tries to get Eliezer's shoes by offering to put him and his father in the same unit, but Eliezer refuses, even after he offers an extra ration of food.
