The protagonist of this novel is warned about "cloppers" by Tony Savo. A character in this novel spends five straight days explicating the various "thought units" of a difficult inyan, after which he is warned not to use his "scientific" method of reconstruction by his teacher. Another character in 
The protagonist of this novel is warned about "cloppers" by Tony Savo. A character in this novel spends five straight days explicating the various "thought units" of a difficult inyan, after which he is warned not to use his "scientific" method of reconstruction by his teacher. Another character in this novel tells a story about his brother's death in Auschwitz to explain why he raises his son in silence. After a character in this novel hits another in the face with a (*) line drive at a baseball game, they meet in a hospital, where one reveals his desire to become a Freudian psychologist, rather than a tzaddik as his father Reb Saunders wishes. For 10 points, name this novel about two boys, the Orthodox Reuven and the Hasidic Danny, by Chaim Potok.