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1. "Ellie found an adorable, tiny creature on the school's ground today, but nobody else seemed to notice it. Maybe only Ellie could see it? And me? But, doesn't that seem cool?"
2. "And then, she picked the creature up, which it began talking to her in a quiet, yet sweet voice, though it was very creepy to have it talk."
3. "This strange creature then asked Ellie three questions; 'What is your name?' 'Where are you from?' and 'How old are you?'. Ellie answered every question, but I wonder why the creature even asked? What do you think will happen now?"
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A speech has to be spoken while an essay has to be a long written paper
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Answer and Explanation:
You forgot to say that this question is about the book "Night".
After finishing the job they were submitted to, Elie and his father are sad, discouraged with anger and without faith in God. The situation they are in is so agonizing, that they for the first time agree that they are suffering and understand each other's difficulties, something that had never happened before.
"Night" was written by Elie Wiesel and tells the sad experience he had with his father when he was imprisoned in the Nazi concentration camps. In this book, Elie portrays violence, forced labor, fear and lack of faith, in addition to reflecting on themes such as abandoning divine beliefs, feeling of disgust and family relationships.
‘Black dog’ analogy for depression.
‘Anxiety feels like the swallow of McCormick’s Cinnamon’.