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A father/son bond is one of the
strongest bonds known to man. But, for both children, their own survival came first. Eventually,
Wiesel was forced to make the same kind of decision. He had taken some of his father's food
during the last couple of nights he was living because he knew that he would most likely die
anyway...
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He gave up hope on his father just like the others.
Wiesel had to do a good job forgetting these things. All these events were very hard to
live through. Questioning G-d and his existence is not allowed in the Jewish religion. Giving up
on his father was absolutely very hard also. If he did not forget these for a while, he'd probably
kill himself over all the grief he would have had...
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