How To Write A Prologue To Elie Wiesel's Letter

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Dear Mr. Wiesel, I have read your book ‘Night’ and I really like it. In fact, it's shed more light on things I didn't know about the Holocaust. I never fully grasped what people could actually go through and how much hurt they could go through before they break. You didn't break tho, you were able to stay strong and not let anything get to you. You may have changed while you were in that camp, Mr. Wiesel but most people wouldn't have made it out if they went through that today so in my eyes you are a hero, if you wouldn't have been strong I wouldn't have read this story and I wouldn't know how strong I have to be to get through life. If you can live through that I can live through anything, so thank you. I'm so very sorry that you went through

The king waited for a response. He glanced up at his knight. "Did you hear

“Away from that!” he said then looked at Tizbeth. “Yes Lady Domonique. We can find you a very docile

"Hey! I'm doing this for your own good, and I'm trying my best to be happy. But you don't seem so enthusiastic, so why did you drag me all the way here?" Cessial grunted.

His dad sat in a fold up chair reading an old Outdoor Life and wearing a long sleeve camo thermal and shorts. Next to him on a chincy plastic table, coffee sat steaming. He walked closer and his dad glanced upward. His glasses were far down his nose and his eyes looked at him without the lens. “Breakfast is on the table” he said, before glancing back down. Cal walked up the stairs to eat.

"Are you not suppose to be at the forge boy? Or did you expect the guard's armor to get polished on its own?" Merigal said

“Yeah, I noticed,” Arthur grumbled before taking a welcome sip of his drink. “Thanks for the coffee, though.”

"Eh?!" I heard a man yell. I turned to where Ciel was and saw the officer surprised. Another officer came, and Ciel showed him the letter. The boy looked confident and bored as he walked over to where we were. We began walking through the streets of London.

Knowing he had none of what it said in the letter, as well as having no idea what he was doing, he ran through the wall, which was unquestionably interesting, and got on the train, praying he wouldn’t get told off for his lack of preparation for the beginning of the school

By the time they were done it was almost time for everyone to get home. She smiled slightly, writing him a little note. "Dearest Darrel Curtis, I know this is very subtle, but I just wanted to get this off my chest. I love you, and I hope you have an amazing birthday!" She wrote, folding the paper and coloring it in.

He hesitated before answering. “If you have time a picnic lunch? Or on the ramparts if you’re too busy, or even here if you prefer.”

Both were distracted enough that they nearly missed the low, amused chuckle from the doorway. “Already?” Sephiroth asked. “You can't have been home more than five minutes.”

“What is it, Aviana? I gotta go back to work in around thirty minutes so make this quick,” she said harshly.