In the novel Night tells an autobiography about Elie's time in the Holocaust and the book explains how the relationships with his father, and God change in the event of the time he spent during the Holocaust. One relationship that changes over the course of this novel is Elie’s relationship with his father. At the beginning of Wiesel's story he has almost no relationship with his father. His father was more involved with the Jewish community, and it left no time for him to spend time with his son. They worked together to help him learn Jewish tradition. Elie recalls that his father was: “more concerned about other people than he was with his own family”(Wiesel 4) However, the horror’s of the camps made
In the novel Night tells an autobiography about Elie's time in the Holocaust and the book explains how the relationships with his father, and God change in the event of the time he spent during the Holocaust. One relationship that changes over the course of this novel is Elie’s relationship with his father. At the beginning of Wiesel's story he has almost no relationship with his father. His father was more involved with the Jewish community, and it left no time for him to spend time with his son. They worked together to help him learn Jewish tradition. Elie recalls that his father was: “more concerned about other people than he was with his own family”(Wiesel 4) However, the horror’s of the camps made