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Night by Elie Wiesel

1. What textual evidence reveals the state of Wiesel’s faith at the beginning of the book?

2. What specific events affect his views on God?

3. How does Wiesel connect the events with his views on God as the book progresses? What evidence reveals this?

4. What textual evidence reveals the state of Wiesel’s belief in God by the end of the book?

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