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Why does Elie not describe in detail much of what happened in camp after the death of his father?
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Why does Elie not describe in detail much of what happened in camp after the death of his father?

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He was too tired to remember.

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cuz i said so

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Because he became indifferent and emotionless, Elie is only concerned is eating, and all he thinks about is food and his father sadly.

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Already learned this.

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