Theme Of Death In The Book Night

Have you ever lost something all in a minute? Have you lost the most important people in your life in an instant? Imagen the pain, the sorrow, the separation, and the death. These characters experience all these dreaded feelings. All of this leading up to showing that you should not take family for granted, because you could lose them at any given time especially in a crisis. Death is a heartbroken tragedy that some experience harder than others. The author shows that death is inevitable in the book Night, showing and depicting loved ones dying. For instance, Elie’s dad dies after all he had come though leaving Elie alone to fend for himself. Another example from the movie The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, Bruno ends up dying in a concentration
camp in a gas chamber. Separation can kill spirits knowing that you will never lay eyes on your family and friends ever again. The author depicts his mom and younger sister strolling away sad, knowing he will never see them again and knowing the Nazis are going to send them to their grave. Another example in the movie is Bruno gets separated from his German farther and mother crossing into the concentration camp and dying. Leaving him separated from his family forever. Sorrow cuts deep dragging people down in a deep depression, draining the will, faith, and eagerness to go on turning family on family. Elie saw family beating up on siblings and elderly guardians over pieces of bread causing him to be sad and drenched in sorrow. Elie was also sorrowful when his dad died. In the video, Bruno’s parents were inconsolable after his demise in the concentration camp that his German Nazi farther was commanding making him realize the camp was nothing but evilness and despair. To recap on this essay the theme of the book Night and the movie The Boy in the Striped Pajamas was that you should never take family for granted because you could lose them all in an instant especially in a crisis. This theme touches me dearly I believe you should cherish and listen to your family for as long as there around cause you could lose them at any time and regret not accompanying them when there were alive. This affects me and makes me think about how I should spend more time with my family and cherish them more often.