Analyze the relationship between Eliezer and his father in “Night.” How does it change from the childhood relationship he describes in Sighet throughout his experiences in the camps with his father?

https://online.fliphtml5.com/spsnl/kvup/ (Night by Elie Wiesel Link book )Instructions:Your literary analysis should be between 2 1⁄2 and 3 pages (600 to
750 words), not including the Works Cited page, should be double
spaced in Times New Roman 12-point font and must meet the
following criteria:
• A clearly articulated thesis that states the assertion
(position, argument, interpretation) that your paper will
prove. Recommended placement for your thesis (for clarity
purposes) is the last sentence of your introduction.
• An introduction, a minimum of 3 body paragraphs, and a
conclusion
• At least three quotes from the memoir that are integrated
into your analysis. Your text (Wiesel’s memoir) is your
PRIMARY source for support, so choose your quotes wisely to
back up your arguments.
• At least two citations of outside sources beyond the memoir
(such as literary criticism on the memoir/and or you may
choose to use sources from other academic areas such as
psychology journals). At least one source should come from
the MDC databases. All sources must be academic (DO NOT USE
CLIFFSNOTES, SPARKNOTES, LITCHARTS, OR ANY OTHER NON-ACADEMIC
SOURCE as you will not receive credit for them and will be
missing required sources).
•Examples, details, explanations in the body paragraphs thatclearly support your thesis.
• Clear connections between ideas from paragraph to paragraph
and within paragraphs.
• Proper MLA style format in the heading, in the in-text
citations, and in the Works Cited page (see the template for
the heading and margins in this lesson)
Works Cited page includes articles from two sources and a minimum of three total listed source Standard usage, grammar, and mechan
Use the template below , and I share the link book
Topic sentences that focus the discussion of the bodyMy topic for the essay Analyze the relationship between Eliezer and his father in “Night.” How does it change
from the childhood relationship he describes in Sighet throughout his experiences in the
camps with his father?