A young man with a yarmulke reads a book by candlelight, with ghostly figures of bearded men in the warm, sepia-toned background.

make image- ✅ Version 1 (Interpretation A): Before the mashgiach told the rebbe, the menahel called the bochur who usually leaves early. He stayed until Maariv. Who spoke to whom? The mashgiach was going to speak to the rebbe. Who called whom? The menahel called the bochur. Who usually leaves early? The bochur. Who stayed until Maariv? The bochur. What happened before what? The menahel’s call happened before the mashgiach spoke to the rebbe. ✅ Version 2 (Interpretation B): Before the mashgiach told the rebbe the menahel called, the bochur who usually leaves early stayed until Maariv. Who spoke to whom? The mashgiach told the rebbe that the menahel had called. Who called whom? The menahel called someone. Who usually leaves early? The mashgiach. Who stayed until Maariv? The mashgiach. What happened before what? The mashgiach’s report happened before Maariv. 🧹 Clear Rewrite The mashgiach was about to inform the rebbe, but before he did, the menahel called the bochur who normally leaves early—and this time, that bochur stayed in the beis midrash until Maariv. 💡 Reflection Without structure, a sentence becomes a hall of mirrors—each reflection makes sense until you try to act on it. See more