This theme is about tradition vs. modernity, this involves religious factors because in the Jewish faith it is about traditions and how they must be done, this religion is also strict because certain traditions have to be done seriously. Being modern in the Jewish faith is unacceptable because in order to experience the modern life you have to break some of the religious laws...
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Being modern in the Jewish faith is unacceptable because in order to experience the modern life you have to break some of the religious laws. An example of this would be when on of Danny's relatives were getting married and Reuven had experienced a Jewish wedding with men and women being separated, he also found out that Danny's sister had been assigned to some one; meaning that when she gets older she already has a husband to get married to...
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