Elie Wiesel Diary

At the uppermost level of Big Ben, a vibration of a telephone rang in Kelsey’s pocket. In a crackling voice “You need to abort the mission and get out of there. You are completely surrounded” Kelsey’s colleague spoke. The Nazi’s wait anxiously at the bottom of the building in hope to capture Kelsey and take her into custody for going against the second rise of the Nazi Regime. With the clock ticking towards midnight, Kelsey scrambles in search of an escape route out of the parliament building. She spots a group of tanks approaching the building with soldiers wearing gas masks and flame throwers ready to burn the building to ashes. In a quick thought, Kelsey decides to jump onto the fire escape ladder and sneak down the back until she hears

She locks the door behind her and waits for several seconds starring in the darkness trying to hear any movements. Kelsey walks across the room with her pistol ready, finger on the trigger. Just as she gazes out the window watching flames arise on the horizon, spot light's beam the building causing the room to shine bright. Kelsey turns around and glimpses the Nazi Leader pointing a handgun at the pimple between her eyebrows. Kelsey lowers her pistol to the ground and holds her hands to the sky. The Nazi Leader speaks in some form of German which becomes inaudible for Kelsey to understand. Then a water droplet falls from Kelsey’s face and she begins to say a prayer. She speaks aloud to cause the leader to lose his focus on what he should be doing, killing her. Conversation comes up through the question of Kelsey asking the leader why he has started this movement once again. The leader replies “I chose to eliminate the weaker humans in our society. With those people gone, our community and world can develop to the next level.” Kelsey decides to yell at the leader while tears running down her face that the leader is wrong to think like that. She believes that everyone was put on this planet for a reason to contribute to society. And that the purpose of the jews might not be prevalent right now, but they will find their spot in society soon. As soon as the argument ceases and tension in the room intensifies, the family Kelsey saved in the woods barges through the door and open fires on the Nazi Leader. Multiple bullets slice through the leader’s body like tissue paper. His body collapses to the ground with a bang and silence strikes the room. Everyone looks around and checks themselves for unnoticeable bullet wounds that might not have stricken them. After all body parts are clean of bullet scratches, they all surround one another with tears of joy knowing