Summary Of Night By Elie Wiesel Liesel

Death pauses the Liesel’s story to help alleviate the stress of his job and how humans haunt him. He describes them as “heaps, all mounted on top of each other.” And while this sounds haunting, the reader imagines his job to be painless in comparison to what the Jews are going through; simply collect souls and send them on their way. However, like us, Death is human too. He connects to the human’s story, finds beauty in their lives, and becomes too interested in them. Death contrasts his surface level feelings to the true feelings below all that, and we see it is taxing on him. On a much smaller level, I can relate to Death. More overall duty as a drum major is to serve the band. At any band even, I have to maintain my composure and not let