The concentration camp has a dramatic effect on Eliezer almost immediately. How does Eliezer change after only a short time in t
he camp? 1. He always admired and respected his father, but in the camp he does not try to fight for his father when a Gypsy deportee knocks his father down.
2. Before the camps, he distrusted anyone who was not Jewish, but in the camps he realizes that there are many non-Jewish people who will help them.
3. He was spoiled and selfish at home, but in the camps he always offers his food to his little sister so she can keep up her strength.
4. At home, he was not religious, but once in camp he begins to pray frequently for help for his family.
Eliezer is the main character of the book "Night" that is written by Elie Wiesel. The correct answer to this question is 1. The central theme of the book is how Eliezer's experiences are profoundly changing him. Shortly after entering the concentration camp he did not react in a case when his father was hurt and he noticed that he started losing his humanity and empathy, because he put his own survival first.
