Quote a short passage from the novel that is significant in displaying character development in Night.I am confused about what is being asked.

Naturally with any question about an assignment, opening a
dialogue with the instructor is one of the best ways to clear up any confusion.  That
being said, I think that the task is asking to identify how that passage reflects change
in a character or Wiesel's use of characterization, in general.  I think that you could
probably find many such examples in the text.  Wiesel rarely misses an opportunity to
show how the true horror of the Holocaust was its toll on the human character.  One
moment that reflects Eliezer's change in his own character happens upon his arrival in
Auschwitz.  When Eliezer sees the immense amount of death around him.  The oft quoted,
"Never shall I forget," helps to reflect how Eliezer's attitude towards God has
changed.  It is at this moment and from this passage that the reader begins to grasp
that one of the most horrific realities of the Holocaust was to remove the faith in God
that many held prior to their experiences in the Holocaust.  This passage helps to bring
out how Eliezer's relationship with God and his own relationship with his previously
held beliefs are both undergoing significant change as a result of the
Holocaust.