Answer: C. A father figure for Eliezer in the absence of his own
Explanation:
In the book, "Night" by holocaust survivor, Elie Wiesel, Moishe was a teacher and mentor to Eliezer in the Kabbalah and taught the latter a lot about God and Jewish customs.
Later he was a witness to the atrocities of the Nazi regime when he was deported before the most of his village. He escapes and like a prophet of doom, tries to warn people about the atrocities of the Nazis. He is however dismissed as a lunatic.
Moishe was however not a father figure to Eliezer so option D is correct.
Fear is a natural response for most people when responding to danger. Although, healthy fears can turn into unhealthy fears, which can lead to dangerous and violent behaviors.
