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The narrative in this story helps participants recall the basic plot of "Fiddler on the Roof."  We're reintroduced to Tevye the dairyman and the character of the Fiddler himself.  Then we meet Tevye's daughters who are all seeking partners.  And we remember, experiencing a wide range of emotions, as each daughter struggles to find their way as individuals, respecting more (or less) the norms and expectations of their family and community.

It ends with the song called "Anatevka" sung by villagers as they pack their things and leave their village and traditions behind.

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What's left of Tevye's family leaving the town of Anatevka
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In the end, the balance between tradition and modernity Tevye seeks, is not to be found. <break time="2s"/> Traditional life in Anatevka is lost for good. <break time="2s"/> Only the fiddler still follows them to America.
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