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Wrington Drama
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ARCHIVE Fiddler on the Roof Page5 |
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| ... this produces a night of doom-laden dreams, with the ghost of Golde's grand-mother Tzeitel, who's sure daughter Tzeitel will marry the tailor ... | |||||||||||||
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| ... and a terifying apparition seemingly intent on throttling Father ... | |||||||||||||
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| The news of Tzeitel's engagement to Motel spreads rapidly, and Fyedke tries his luck with loaning a book to Chava, whom he's noticed is into reading ... | |||||||||||||
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| Tzeitel and Motel's wedding proceeds with all due solemnity, followed by communal and - in some cases - highly athletic dancing ... | |||||||||||||
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| Mordcha wishes the happy couple well, and point out some of their wedding presents ... | |||||||||||||
