BERISH: I resigned from membership in God—I resigned from God. Let Him look for another innkeeper, let Him… — Elie Wiesel
BERISH: I resigned from membership in God—I resigned from God. Let Him look for another innkeeper, let Him find another people, let Him push around another Jew—I’m through with Him!
MARIA: Don’t you worry, Master. You say things, but God isn’t angry How could He be? He isn’t even listening.
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AVREMEL: You came to us from Zhironov?
YANKEL: Were you there when—
MENDEL: Yes, I was there.
AVREMEL: How did you manage to escape?
SAM: There is always one singled out to escape.
YANKEL: A miracle!
SAM: There is always someone to call it a miracle.
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