Chapter 4 Prompt: What events lead to the two hanging Wiesel describes? How does Wiesel feel about his evening meal after each hanging? What do his reactions suggest about how he is changing? Include text evidence to support your response.

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Chapter 4 Prompt: What events lead to the two hanging Wiesel describes? How does Wiesel feel about his evening meal after each hanging? What do his reactions suggest about how he is changing? Include text evidence to support your response.

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Skyler Lawrence · Answer 1

Answer: 1. The first on was because the young boy was armed with weapons. The second one because the pipel was stealing.

2. The first one tasted better than ever because he knew that he was lucky to still be alive. The second meal tasted like corpses.

3. He used to love God and now he is questioning if God even exists.

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