Tevye

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Reb Tevye is the protagonist of the 1971 film adaptation of Fiddler on the Roof. He is a poor, yet hard-working, Jewish milkman from the fictional Russian village of Anatevka. He is married to Golde and has five daughters named (from oldest to youngest) Tzeitel, Hodel, Chava, and two who aren't even teenagers (whose names are unknown). He breaks the fourth wall for the audience's benefit, whether by actually talking to them or by talking to God. His goal is to marry off his daughters. Of course, for his older two, he breaks tradition for them to be with other children (first because Tzeitel had given her love interest, Motel, a pledge in childhood, and as for Hodel, out of remembering that Adam and Eve had God as their matchmaker, thus deciding so could Hodel and her tutor/love interest Perchik), but because his third daughter was in love with Fyedka, who was not a Jew, he wouldn't allow it, and so when they eloupe, he disowns her.
Tevye was played by Chaim Topol in the film.
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