"The Jews"

Religion these days is one of those touchy subjects that you try to avoid at all costs, like politics... But it seems as though in the times of this reading people were not quick to bite their toungue regarding their opinions of other religions. This reading makes a satire revolving the stereotypes of "the jews". The Baron's servant posing as a jew, with a beard to disguise him, is the one who is guilty of the Baron's assualt. After a series of interuptions, which occur throughout the dialogue thereby concealing the traveller's identity, we find out that he himself is Jewish. I enjoy reading dialogues because the reader gets to experience endless perspectives, as opposed to having one primary narrator. I thought it was clever how the author connected all the characters through the sniff box.