NIGHT

FATHER & SON RELATIONSHIP

• Elie teaches his father to march in step.
• Marching in step so that you don't get beaten.
• Father and son have a close relationship, looking out for one another.

FATHER & SON RELATIONSHIP

• They live off of the fact the others still alive.
• Elie looks after his father as he gets older and grows weaker.
• It is important that they sustain this relationship to survive.

AFFECTS OF WAR

AFFECTS OF WAR

• You see things that can't be unseen.
• People in line to the crematorium.
• People being shoved to their death in a pit of fire.

AFFECTS OF WAR

• Father and son turn against each other.
• Relationships are destroyed.
• Families are destroyed even more.
• No one trusts no one anymore.

RACISM

RACISM

• The unequal fairness of how the Jews are treated.
• Jews were given small portions of bread and soup.
• Weren't given much clothing to keep warm in the cold.

RACISM

• Idek was caught with a girl, causing Elie punishment.
• The punishment was 25 whips.
• Being whipped as a threat, so Elie wouldn't tell.

SYMBOLISM

SYMBOLISM

• The fire bell represents the crematorium fires.
• It also represents the fire/fight between the Germans and Jews.
• The bell shows it's only just the start.
• It's the start of our first class. Or the next fight. There is no end.

SYMBOLISM

• The extinguisher shows the fires being put out.
• There was an end.
• Putting out the flames between the Jews and Germans.
• As well as putting flames out in the crematoriums.

SYMBOLISM

• The star shows the 'racism'.
• The Germans made the Jews wear stars.
• They wore the stars to show who was Jewish and who wasn't.

SYMBOLISM

• The water that's falling, represents the Jews losing faith.
• It can also show the fall of power.
• The Jewish at the bottom being crushed by the Germans up top.