Disobedience Page #2

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But he was closer to you.

He enjoyed teaching me.

So,

get some sleep, Ronit.

Good night.

Oh, I brought you, um...

I brought this for...

Well, for you.

It's...

- Oh, it's your pictures.

- Yeah.

Wonderful.

Thank you.

Pleasure.

Good night.

So is it good being

married to each other?

Yes.

We're very happy.

Good night.

You all right?

That's my dad.

Come on, let's go.

Sorry for your loss.

You okay?

Yes.

Good morning,

Mrs. Kuperman!

Morning, Rina.

How are you?

- Good, thank you.

- Good.

- How was your week?

- Good.

- Good morning, girls.

- Good morning.

Good morning, Hannah.

At first, as she's never had

a class of her own, but no.

Good.

I've really appreciated

the time off.

Of course.

It's good to have

you back, Esti.

Oh, thank you.

Good morning, girls.

Good morning,

Mrs. Kuperman.

Well, I missed you.

- Yosef.

- Rabbi!

Morning.

- Dr. Rigler.

- Good morning.

How is your speech

coming along?

I'm working on it.

- It will be a wonderful Hesped.

- I hope so.

The Rav would be

very proud of you, Dovid.

Appreciate that.

Ronit Krushka

is staying with you, hmm?

Yes, she is.

Good day.

"A bundle of myrrh

is my beloved to me,

"that lies all night

between my breasts.

"My beloved is to me

as a cluster of henna blooms

"in the vineyards

of Ein-Gedi."

Is it about sensuality?

That is, the way in which

true love manifests itself?

But might it also be

that between a male

and a female

that there's something

higher than that.

But isn't it that the

references to sensual pleasures

celebrate physical

love here?

The enjoyment of that love becomes,

in this context, the highest.

"See, you are fair,

my love,

"you are fair,

"your eyes are doves.

"See, you are handsome,

my beloved, yea, pleasing,

"and our bed is verdant."

Could I have a piece

of apple strudel?

And, um, also,

could I get one of these?

The Linzer biscuit, yeah.

- Linzer biscuit?

- Yeah.

- Thanks very much.

- Thank you.

Do you have shoes?

Yeah, okay.

Candles...

What? Is it wrong?

It's only Uncle Hartog.

No, and Rabbi

and Rebbetzin Goldfarb.

He still invited me?

No, I have invited you.

- Come on.

- Okay.

- You okay?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

Okay.

- Good Shabbos.

- Good Shabbos.

Good Shabbos.

Good Shabbos.

- Amen

- OTHERS:
Amen.

We understood it

the first time,

you don't have

to explain it.

She always

overexplains a joke.

That's the trouble.

- He never lets it go.

- Hard to get by with such a Jewish name.

Every day he mentions his name.

It's unbelievable.

What kind of

a name is "Andy"?

He's got nothing else to say

about him except his name.

What? No, I have something else to say.

He's a nebbish.

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