She'd been friendly with the children of their village, but it had always been her sister whom they loved. Or so she thought. Now, they embraced her and they clung to her and they climbed on Tova. And she realized that, perhaps, she had never been overshadowed by Moria quite as much as she'd overshadowed. The sisters were different. But that only meant they had their own strengths.
The story highlights the relationship between two sisters, Tova and Moria, in their village. While Tova believed she had always been in Moria’s shadow, she begins to recognize her own worth as the village children embrace her with affection. This uplifting realization marks a turning point in her understanding of herself and her place within the community.
Tova's journey reveals that being different from her sister does not diminish her value; rather, it emphasizes their unique strengths. The bond between the sisters is not one of competition but of mutual support, showcasing how appreciation of individual talents can enrich their relationship and the lives of those around them.
