Bontsha And Gimpel

Faith is considered to be one of the most important elements of human life. Faith brings meaning to life. No matter what hardships it is, the essence that ties people to life. Whenever someone loses their faith in the people of the society, he feels that religious beliefs that can be converted into "faith in God", in the story "silent Bontsha" and "fool gympell" Isaac Bashevis Created by Singer, the hero is the victim of great suffering, faith is the only way.

After all, Bontsha and Gimpel have very similar personality. Both are misused by nearly everyone in the surrounding environment, but they can withstand the affirmation of their beliefs with little problem. Bonsha completely lost faith in mankind and seemed silent until dead and received compensation. As far as he is concerned, Kim Pell believes in humans and lives with them without considering what he has to do. Peretz and singer do not agree with the same belief, but they still believe in the value of human beliefs.

First, in his story "The Silent Bontsha", Peretz seems to suggest that people who lose confidence should believe in God at least. He encounters victims of certain difficulties and injustices in his life so that people can not be without faith. Peretz expressed his idea through the hero Bontsha. He explained Bontsha as one of the most unfortunate and unimaginable people on the planet, but he did not complain about his adversity. No one has been worried about him since the first day of Bontsha's birth. He was born in silence and quietly died. In his life, he had to go to every step and pull a heavy burden to beg for a penny he took for granted. In addition, he knew that he was accustomed, but he kept silent. Lucky if he is lucky to save the man's life, then let him get married with him as a driver.

The story "Gimpel the Fool" was written by Isaac Singer. In this story, he wrote a man named Kimpur who experienced life for his foolishness and was laughed by urban dwellers. He seems to be foolish as he seems to believe everything he said to him. Even if he knew the truth, he was able to convince himself somehow. He is a nice guy, but he never drew a line between good and foolish. Gimpel is your choice. Reb Gimpel is a man of many aspects, caring, caring, religious, and most familiar with fool in this town. That dictionary defines a fool as a fool but lacks in reason and judgment. I always have an explanation in his world, "How do you want to know?" He lives a life I do not want to live.