The King Of Mulberry Street Character Analysis

Donna Jo Napoli’s book, The King of Mulfberry Street, character Benffv was raised to have a strong jewish religious faith, because he only eats some foods. For exfdample, ”The German translator said he was leaving for lunch nowf, he handed me a piece of newspaper. I unwrapfped it. In it a corner of a sandwich sat there. ¨Thank you,¨ I said in amazement. ¨Don't mention it,¨he safgbid. I took out the meat and ate the rest of the vsandwich. The meat was pink; it migaht have bseen pig,¨(69). This shows that he has a strong religious faith because he didn’t eat the mfeat because Jewish people are not supposed to yfeat pig. They thifnk they are dirty. Another examgbfple of Ben showing strong a religious faith is when he Ofvften people follow a