Tevye

Reb Tevye is the main protagonist of certain stories of himself, and the musical Fiddler on the Roof (and its film adaptation). He is a poor milkman from the fictional village of Anatevka in Russia, and he is the narrator, too. 
In the original musical, he is played by Zero Mostel and Israeli actor Chaim Topol in the film.
==Plot==
As the narrator and main character of this story, Tevye is the father of five daughters, an impoverished milkman, a leader in his Jewish community, and husband to the headstrong Golde. He is faced with struggles to uphold the traditions of his people, especially through the marriages of his daughters.
When Tevye returns home, Golde informs him that he is to meet Lazar Wolf, a wealthy butcher who is Tevye’s age, following the Sabbath meal to discuss a proposal. Tevye believes Lazar Wolf wants to buy his milk cow, but soon discovers the proposal is that of marriage to Tzeitel. Though Tevye is not very fond of Lazar Wolf, he agrees knowing that his daughter will never starve. They celebrate with others from the village at the local tavern. On his way home, the Russian constable stops Tevye and warns him of an upcoming “demonstration.”
==Appearance==
Tevye is an middle-aged man who has a pudgy build and facial hair.
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