Question

In the deepest darkness of Auschwitz's night,
I stand here, a witness to the human plight.
Aching within my bones, my soul so frail,
Trying to comprehend this agonizing tale.

I am Elie, the protagonist of Night,
A young Jewish boy, robbed of his light.
My innocence, shattered by the Nazi reign,
I wander through the horrors with profound pain.

There, amidst the chaos, a scene unfolds,
Of a father and child, a story untold.
My father, so weak, his eyes filled with fear,
Yet, in his gaze, a love that's crystal clear.

I see him before me, weak and fragile,
As he whispers, "Keep going, don't let it break you,
Fight on, my son, hold onto your hope,
In this darkest of nights, never lose sight of the scope."

In this scene, I am reminded of the bond,
Between fathers and sons, so strong and profound.
As I hold onto my father's trembling hand,
I witness the strength that only love can command.

in three paragraphs of writing explain how your work relates to Elie in Night.
Each paragraph must provide textual evidence to support your connection.