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Brief Summary Of Elie Wiesel's 'Night'
k.) Tim takes Kitkat to time travel back to New year party with him and hold Kitkat away from Jimmy. When they come back to the present, Kitkat tells Tim that she is happier with Jay.

l.) Tim goes back to home and play with his daughter, but his daughter is now a boy. His father told him that his daughter is now a boy because he travel through time between a time that the child was born.

m.) Tim has time travel back to the time that after Kit Kat has had a car accident. He wants to get his daughter back. Kit Kat suffer in the hospital, but Tim and Mary stay by her bedside. Kit Kat said that She will be away from Jimmy. Tim tells Kit Kat that Jay is always falling in love with her.

n.) One evening, Tim answers the phone and know that his

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