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English

 

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Leah M

 

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June 8, 2015

 

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University

 

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Eliahous' son shows ver little resistance on the matter compared to Elie. Elie still waits next to his father until the end of his life without running away. Finally Elie shows how he also has a limit, although his limit is seen after his dad dies. Rabbi Eliahous? son abandoned his father. It is possible that if the Rabbi would have been next to his son for a longer time, maybe he would have not died...
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It is possible that if the Rabbi would have been next to his son for a longer time, maybe he would have not died. When running about forty miles the Rabbi's son decided to continue his path and let his father get lost, "?free himself from an encumbrance which could lessen his own chance of survival...
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