English, 25.05.2020 09:57, zafarm2oxgpmx

LONELINESS
The theme of loneliness was present in the novel Night. Giving examples for
support, how was the theme of loneliness demonstrated in the novel? How do the
characters' feelings of loneliness compare or differ to each other? Is the act of loneliness
always negative and forced or could it be a chosen relief? How does the theme of
loneliness relate to the theme of English 11B: Society us, the Individual? Explain with
examples from the text.
Your response should answer all questions in the prompt and include quoted support from
the novel Night. Your response should be answered in paragraph form and must be at least
1 page
in length for credit.

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LONELINESS
The theme of loneliness was present in the novel Night. Giving examples for
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