In Elie Wiesel's book "Night," the author grapples with the harrowing experiences of the Holocaust, reflecting on the deep and unsettling madness that overtook humanity during this dark period. He questions his motivations for writing, considering whether he does so as a means of coping with the horror he witnessed or as a way to delve into the nature of madness itself. This introspection reveals a profound struggle to comprehend the...