Wiesel uses objective language, an accusatory tone, and a chronological structure to show how indifference damages world life and security.
<h3>How does he work with each of these elements?</h3>
Objective language is created through direct diction, using words in their literal sense.
The tone conveys a sense of accusation, as it underscores the failures of governments to help people in need.
The chronological structure shows how the situation of the Jews during the second world war worsened over time.
Wiesel highlights how countries were indifferent to the persecution of Jews and the crimes of Nazi Germany. He does this with simple and objective language so that everyone understands his accusatory and punctual tone.
You didn't show the questions your assignment refers to. This makes it impossible for me to answer them, but I used the context of the assignment to show how Wiesel's speech is established and thus help you in your questions. I hope it helps.
