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Reb Saunders is difficult to understand and Julius Caesar isn't. Reb doesn't explain his actions and why he does them. This leads to him changing the future of the people around him. One victim of this situation is his son Daniel Saunders. Ever since Daniel was four years old, his father wouldnt speak to him unless they were studying the Talmud. Daniel had wondered why his father would treat him this way, and not provide him with ant answers in life. When Daniel was a little boy, he would ask his father questions. Reb would ignore his son, and not speak to him. All Daniel knew during his childhood was silence, and this affected his social life. Reb never told his son why he wanted him to live in silence until it was too late. Red had waited
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