In "Two Violins," Moshe's deep connection to music and his dedication to preserving the memory of his late wife through their shared passion creates a poignant contrast with the woman's more practical and pragmatic approach to life. This difference drives the plot forward as they navigate their individual perspectives on love, loss, and the role of music in healing, ultimately leading to moments of conflict and reconciliation.
Use the story Two Violins to complete the activity.
Two Violins
Write one to two sentences explaining how a difference between Moshe and the woman affects the plot.
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