Gompel the Fool

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Analyze is depth the complexity of Gimpel's character.

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What kind of person is fool, what kind of person is clever? Is Gimpel a fool? There is no doubt he is a fool. Is Gimpel a clever man? The same answer, no doubt he is a clever man. Gimpel is a devout jew; in face of deception and ridicule, he chose to be tolerant and restrained accompanied by his tenacious vitality.

Gimpel is not a very smart kid who grew up in a traditional jewish culture, and has been nicknamed "... Imbecile, donley, flax-head, dope, glump, ninny, and fool... "(p. 833 T). He didn't like the nickname, but it wasn't just kindness or cowardice. He didn't fight. Even though he was angry, he didn't do anything. He said he was kind. Because the so-called good town likes to play tricks on him.

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Gimpel the Fool
Gimpel, the Fool by Isaac Bashevis Singer, elaborates on the story of a young man who
was regarded as a fool by the community due to his naivety and gullibility. He was labeled a fool
and other nicknames which suggested that he could not reason for himself. The people played
tricks on him regardless of the consequences that would be associated with the jokes. Gimpel
always ignored the people and moved on with his life giving the people a chance to continue
with their habit of making a fool out of him. His ignorance made the people of Frampol the
notion that he was a weakling for he could not stand up for himself. This paper seeks to analyze
in depth the complexity of Gimpel`s character.
`The story portrays Gimpel as an overly trustworthy man who believed in everything the people
told him because he failed to reason before accepting what he was being told. This is seen from
the story when he says, “What did my foolishness consist of? I was easy to take in” (Singer,
834). He is gullible enough to fall fo...


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