Wiesel and his family await at a small ghetto for their deportation. While there their former maid Maria wants to hide them but Wiesel’s father refuses. He wants Wiesel and his sister to go but the family doesn’t want to be seperated. People again start thinking things aren’t as bad as they seem. Some thought “who knows, perhaps we are being deported for our own good” (pg19) A few days later the jews are loaded onto a train and depart for their new “homes.” I predict the Jews will be taken to concentration camps. They will have to work and some will be executed.