how does wiesel's father change from the start of "Night" to the time they are in the camp?

1. he begins to imagine a way to escape

2. understands that God is dead

3. he becomes hopeful that his son will give up mysticism

4. he realizes that real evil is possible

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Jamar Frank

6 February, 07:13

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how does wiesel's father change from the start of "Night" to the time they are in the camp?1. he begins to imagine a way to escape2. understands that God is dead3. he becomes hopeful that his son will give up mysticism4. he realizes that real evil is possible