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The protagonist of the story. Hannah is a young Jewish girl who lives with her family in New Rochelle, NY. She is disinterested in, and even embarrassed by, her Jewish heritage and family. During a Seder dinner she is suddenly transported to Poland in 1942 where she inhabits the life of her own distant relative, Chaya Abramowicz, who sacrifices herself to save Rivka. Through this process Hannah comes to appreciate her own history and her family.
Hannah is spoiled and selfish. She doesn't appreciate her family, their traditions, and she finds her herritage boring. As Chaya, she learns to truly appreciate her family.... to pitch in and enjoy the little things. Over the course of time, she becomes loving and giving, and through the sacrifice of her own life..... she becomes selfless.
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I'd say, since cats are known for being stealthy and sneaky, that Mercutio was calling Tybalt, well, stealthy and sneaky. I think the Prince of Cats thing is also an allusion because I remember reading about it somewhere but I can't remember much (eek! sorry...) <span>
But yeah, I think he was saying that Tybalt is sneaky and stealthy, but also skillful in many ways, and treacherous, to say the least.</span>
