Answer:
In Elie Wiesel's memoir, Night, chapter one details the relationship between Elie and Moshe the Beadle. Described as a wise vagrant, Moshe is a foreigner in Sighet, making him slightly suspicious to the rest of the Jewish community. Elie, however, considers him a harmless and even wise man.
Answer:
The uncertain nature of human relations
Explanation:
You build walls whether you know it or not. We are instilled with the idea that we must protect ourselves in certain situations. We actually pass these "walls" onto our kids and even our students.
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What exactly is the story?
An allusion is a type of writing that makes a reference to a person, place or event, it can be real or imaginary, it depends.
Allegories are like metaphors, they bring hidden meanings in figures, actions, imagery, or events, which creates a moral or spiritual meaning the author tries to show.
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