Reflection On Night By Elie Wiesel

If I was forced from my home, cooped up in the Ghetto, and encumbered on a raucous cattle car ride, I think my spiritual state would be on the verge of shattering, unlike Eliezer Wiesel's, whose spiritual state gets stronger. But before then, if I would have spent about five years studying, (like Eliezer did) by day the Talmud and by night the Kabbalah to find suddenly my religious teacher and some other Jews disappears, and is said to have been moved for their safety due to the war, but a few weeks later he comes back telling profound stories of Jewish babies being used as target practice, innocent people being forced to dig their own graves, then stand in front of that grave while someone either beheads or shoots them, and they fall into