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Tzeitel was the oldest. Hodel married Perchik and went off on the train. Chava the youngest married the Christian.
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Tzeitel was the oldest. Hodel married Perchik and went off on the train. Chava the youngest married the Christian.
To be precise, Chava had at least two younger sisters who were not yet old enough to marry. (In the musical, Tevye had five daughters. In the original stories on which the musical was based, I believe he had seven.)
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To be precise, Chava had at least two younger sisters who were not yet old enough to marry. (In the musical, Tevye had five daughters. In the original stories on which the musical was based, I believe he had seven.)
You are right. He did have 5 daughters in the movie. Perhaps I could have added of the 3 that got married..Chava was the youngest.
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