The novel is called "night" please help I'm desperate I'm giving all my points explain Elie’s transformation from a young man on a spiritual journey to a survivor concerned primarily with getting enough food to stay alive. Explain Elie’s development through his time at the camps. How does he change from focusing on the spiritual matters to survival? How does Elie’s interaction with Moishe the Beadle at the beginning of the text influence him as he spends more time in the concentration camps? What does the daily soup and bread come to represent to Elie? How is the struggle between his physical existence (the soup) connected to his struggle with the spiritual (God and his father)? What can we learn about the human capacity for both evil (the Nazis) and survival (Elie and the others)?