Free-Fruit-For-Young-Widows Analysis

Nathan Englander short story, “free-fruit-for-young-widows” is narrated under the limited omniscient point of view. The story starts with astonishing climax of the atrocious killing of four Egyptian soldiers by private Tendler, a friend of Etgar’s father shimmy Gezer, but ends with energized uplifting pinnacle at the upshots, how Etgar’s holds his father business and bags of free food. Actions on the plot are described in a distinct pattern and are placed wisely with the felicitous diction. Related with the world war two, the main theme of the story is hanged under the abstract of survival tree with shimmy telling the stories to Etgar’s about arduous, survivors, and dead leaves on the ground. In this story, I found one character as the connector of explicit climax as the story grows old with the age of Etgar. Etgar’s …show more content…
The man who breaks the laws shall be charged but oh lord the confiscation was so severe Private Tendler lost his humanity and himself after the society killed his morality. The story is simple, filled with stylish hooks to grab reader’s collar until the story ends with its climax and suspense. “their skulls hitting the table somehow more violent than a report of gun” (313). One can smell the threat of fear hovering in the air with the bloodcurdling waves after reading this excerpt. I liked how Nathan Englander sprinkled the style on his anecdote allowing me to open the gate of imagination.” would run Etgar’s finger along his left cheek, to show him where Professor Tendler had flattened the bone “here embedded in opulent style, Shimmy flattened bone is the symbol for fight between him and Professor Tendler. Catching of symbol the title itself of the story “young-food-for-young widow” is a symbol of dead young soldiers in