Something I found confusing is how Moishe the Beadle could escape, but what is interesting is, he told every single Jew, and no one believed him. For me, if someone seemed so different from when he left, and was telling his story in such detail, it would be hard not to believe him. This chapter makes me feel uncertain about the future of Elie since he does not know what is coming. The word “normal” is repeated many times throughout this chapter, an example is, “Thereafter, life seemed normal once again (Wiesel 1).” The Jews seemed to just want things to be normal, so they kept putting everything behind them. People of all ages seem to still do the same thing today. Something I find interesting is how Elie’s family could’ve been saved from the