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Nurit's First Seder

  • Writer: Emmalia Harrington
    Emmalia Harrington
  • 1 day ago
  • 1 min read

Three dolls, one child and two adoelscent, gather around a kitchen table. On the table is matzoh, a laptop and a seder plate. Under the table is a service dog.
Frederica and Aster wanted to make Nurit's first Seder special.
One adolescent doll, wearing sunglasses, stands at the table in front of a laptop. The other adolescent doll sits in front of the seder plate. both are lookingin the same offscreen direction. The dog remains under the table.
Aster read from a child friendly Haggadah,
Camera angle showing the seder plate, seating adoelscent, and seated child. Both are pointing at the beet on the plate.
While Frederica explained the items on the Seder plate.
Same subjects and setting as the previous photo, but now the laptop is in front of the child.
Nurit's time to shine came during the Four Questions.
The dog is not standing on the table. The two older dolls are also standing in alarm, looking at the dog. The laptop is closed and the child has her arms up in a defensive gesture.
Iggy's typically well behaved, yet leapt on the table.
Closeup of the dog. Behind them is the doll on sunglasses, trying to grab them.
Aster tried to calm Iggy down, put was panicking herself.
The other adolescent doll is in the middle of the photo, looking at the dog on the left with a displeased face.
Frederica wasn't pleased,
Image of the child doll, still in her defensive pose.
And Nurit was frightened.
The dog looks directly at the camera, unperturbed.
Iggy regretted nothing.
The remaininf adolescent doll stands behind the child, still in a defensive pose. The older doll pats her head.
Once Aster was calm enough, she took Iggy outside. Frederica meanwhile consoled Nurit.
The older doll sits at the left side of the table, with the laptop in front of her. The child, now calm, sits alert.
Soon the Seder was back on an even keel...
The child doll holds matzoh in both hands, studying it intently.
Except for Nurit sneaking pieces of matzoh out of turn.


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