First, in his tale "Bontsha the Silent", Peretz seems to suggest that a person who has lost faith in man ought to have, at least, faith God. One must not go without faith just because he had run into some sort of difficulty or been victim of injustice during his life. Peretz expresses his believe through the main character, Bontsha. He describes Bontsha as the most unfo

Finally, Bontsha and Gimpel are very similar character in a way that both are mistreated by practically everyone in their surroundings and yet are able to endure with almost no trouble in affirming their faith. Bontsha seem to have lost completely his faith in man, and keeps silence for his entire life until he dies and gets rewarded. Gimpel, for his part, believes in man and lives with them without regarding on what he has to go through. Although Peretz and Singer do not share the same conviction, both still believe in the value of faith of a man.

Second, in "Gimpel the Fool", Singer demonstrates the importance of faith in man one must have. Gimpel, the main character, gets fooled by all the people in his community though he did not care much about it. In fact, he even believed that it was a good thing to be fooled: "at least that did them some good" he said. In addition, Gimpel did not want to hurt other people feelings since he was afraid people might think they are lairs. Eventually, he married a woman who he thought was a virgin and who had a little brother being her son in reality

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