What is the flash forward in book Night?

There is no flash forward in Elie Wiesel's "Night." The book is told in a linear narrative, following Elie's experiences from his life in Sighet, through his deportation to Auschwitz and Buchenwald, and finally his liberation.

The story is presented chronologically, with no jumps ahead in time. It's important to note that while the book does not contain flash forwards, it does contain vivid flashbacks to Elie's life before the Holocaust, which help the reader understand the impact of the events on his life.

Perhaps you're thinking of another part of the book? Can you tell me what you're specifically referring to?