Frankly Speaking
I have never been in a situation where
my existence meant so little to the superiors around me nor in one where my
hopes and dreams were so utterly decimated that I could hardly go on
living. I can therefore never fully
understand the pain that Frankel and his comrades suffered from these horrible
experiences in the concentration camps. My favorite part of the novel is where
he speaks about the love for his wife and how it is one of the single greatest
strengths that gives him the motivation to survive. I think that one important theme from this
book is for each man to find meaning. He
wrote that in order to survive each prisoner had to hold on to the thought of
something on the outside so that their spirits would not be completely
crushed. Frankl’s love for his wife must
have therefore been an unbreakable bond.
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