Circle Of Life Elie Wiesel Analysis

One central idea in the text of "Elie Wiesel" is the "Circle of Life." Circle of life, meaning, the natural process of life. In this article the Circle of Life is represented by one's memory, power, and friendship. For example the Besht tried interfering with history, so he was banished along with his servant. There he lost his memory as well as his servant. Although, the servant still somewhat remembered the alphabet. In addition, the servant tells the Besht to use his powers so they can get out of the island. This does not work as well either, as the Besht lost his memory, which led to losing his powers. Furthermore, with the help of the servant, which remembered the alphabet, Him and the Besht started practicing the alphabet. As this friendly
relationship between the two continued, they got their memory back, as well as their powers. Overall the circle of life is represented with memory, power, and friendship, which is required and a natural process of life. As mentioned in the article, we cannot live without memory. Without memory there is no power.