Wiesel's speech was well-organized and had a clear framework. He was also adept at using the rhetorical elements of pathos and ethos. The goal of Wiesel's lecture is to urge the audience to care about those who are the victims of brutality and injustice. What the speaker wants to do.
What is the Elie Wiesel novel Night's textual structure?
The story primarily follows a chronological timeline, starting when Wiesel was a young child of twelve and concluding in 1945, when he is liberated from the concentration camp. There aren't many asides and flashbacks that stop the plot from moving forward.
