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Elie Wiesel uses personification of death when he is talking to his father. ... Elie realized that his father had already given up, he was ready to commit himself into Death's arms. Death was inevitable now, when was the question. After arguing with his father, or Death, Elie finally prevails, for now.Jun 10, 2014

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