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What Is The Difference Between The Chosen Danny And Reuven
Thesis: The novel The Chosen by Chaim Potok inspired me to become a better person by demonstrating how religious barriers can be broken. In The Chosen Danny and Reuven are boys who grow up in the same neighborhood but do not talk and are not friends because they are from different Jewish Sects. After injuring Reuven in a baseball game, Danny bonds with him in the hospital and the two become friends. This is a shocker to a lot of the people in the Brooklyn community because Danny is a Hasidic Jew while Reuven is Orthodox. The two sects would normally not mix. Once the boys became closer, Danny invited Reuven over to a Sunday service at his synagogue, which also doubled as his house. Before the service, Reuven got some stares from different

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