one, like the person he would marry, turn out to be in on her own fiancee’s death? Ariel’s friend had brought this woman in from the streets and brought her to his community to try and help her better her life. Ariel and his friend both thought that she was a genuinely good person. When found out that she was in on the murder, Ariel and Emily questioned her and asked her how could you do such things? She turned out that all she was after was the diamonds and money, not looking to change her life around. They then force her to surrender, she doesn't, so Ariel ends up shooting her. This leads him to start crying in disbelief of what he had done, for it is against his beliefs to take another humans life no matter the consequences at hand. I think that he’ll later come to terms that what he done was in defense of himself and of those around him. Which will make him feel better about himself down the road.Finally, I believe that the events that Ariel had gone through changed him for the better. This is because he was so sheltered within his Hassidic lifestyle, he had no idea how anyone acted outside of his own community. These events help make him more aware of the world outside his own and would quite possibly make him a better person in this world. ...
