Night And The Pianist Similarities

A key similarity between Night and the Pianist is that both the book and film created a similar image of how it looked as the Jews waited in the streets of the ghettoes to be deported. In Night, the main character, Elie Wiesel, is waiting in the ghettoes to be deported in the burning sun, without water, and forced to run by the police. In comparison, in the Pianist, the protagonist, Wladyslaw Spilman, is also waiting in the ghettoes without much food or water, a woman even comes up to him asking for a drop of water for her son who is dying of thirst. Clearly both characters had to endure the inhumane conditions, like the dehydration and hunger upon waiting for deportation. The similarity between the memoir and movie demonstrates that even before