Summary Of Wiesel's Experiencing Physical Darkness
Experiencing physical darkness, Wiesel would have never believed what his future would draw for him. It is religion what people had on the most when experiencing difficult times. However, the darkest the situation the greater the struggle for keeping the faith is. Wiesel was forced to watch people being tortured brutally and starved to death. Watching people hurting and because of that little by little losing faith in God. Friends and family died daily and the only thing left for young Wiesel was God. As his journey was coming to an end he started to doubt in God. People kept on dying and children hurting, but Wiesel kept praying. Then, a male child was torture, half was dead, Wiesel among other men was forced to watch, listening to man
cry out “For God sake, where are you when we need you the most” (Wiesel 92). It was then when young Wiesel’s soul died. The faith he had left in God was vanished, he no longer was himself. The desire to keep fighting for a better life, better future were left behind. His physicality was dark because of the abuse he had been experiencing and now, he lost his everything, and his soul became darkness too. With nothing left anymore his soul became dark as the night.
cry out “For God sake, where are you when we need you the most” (Wiesel 92). It was then when young Wiesel’s soul died. The faith he had left in God was vanished, he no longer was himself. The desire to keep fighting for a better life, better future were left behind. His physicality was dark because of the abuse he had been experiencing and now, he lost his everything, and his soul became darkness too. With nothing left anymore his soul became dark as the night.