In night, by elie wiesel, when moishe the beadle returns to sighet from poland, how does his viewpoint differ from that of most of the jews of sighet? a: moishe believes that the german invasion will not happen for several years, while the other jews in town think the invasion is imminent. b: moishe believes that god has abandoned the jews, while the other jews in town keep their faith. c: moishe believes that greater religious devotion will save sighet, but the other jews in town abandon judaism. d: moishe believes that the townspeople should resist the german invasion, but the other jews in town think armed resistance goes against their religion.