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Jennifer Sabin and her daughter had always planned to celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, with her parents in New Jersey this week.

But because of Hurricane Irma, it's the second time they'll have made that trip in two weeks. And she didn't think twice about it.

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"I think it's important for my daughter to see the traditions forming," says Sabin, of Palm Beach Gardens, who along with 7-year-old daughter Sophie drove a whole day through rain in a dying car to escape the storm.

"I have an amazing family, and to me it's about being with family. I'd rather be with them, having the apples and honey."

For the Sabins and others, food is "part of a tremendous symbolism with Rosh Hashanah. From very young, we learn the song 'Dip the apple in the honey,'" says Rabbi Moshe Cheplowitz, of Gardens Jewish Experience in Palm Beach Gardens.

"We dip the apples and our challah bread, to have a happy, healthy and sweet New Year."

But the proximity of Hurricane Irma to Rosh Hashanah, which begins Wednesday evening and ends Friday evening, was a potential interruption for local Jewish families. For Sabin, it meant changing travel plans to make sure that she was able to spend it with her family.

In Rabbi Cheplowitz's congregation, many "left to (places) from Orlando to Alabama, trying to get out of harm's way.

We had one family that had been planning to go north for the holiday anyway, and instead of coming back here, they took a flight from wherever they'd fled and went to their family a little bit early."

And wherever they go, those families will likely cement not only their religious celebration but their bond with traditional foods that incorporate honey, apples, challah bread and more, says Joanna Caras, a Port St.

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What If IT Was Real? - Duration: 3:33.

It is based on a 1986 horror novel by Stephen king about a sadistic clown called pennywise.

Pennywiseís daily activities consist of tormenting and scaring a group of 7 children.

ëití is a being that exploits the fears and phobias of its victims to disguise itself

while hunting prey.

It appears in the form of a clown to attract its preffered prey of young children.

It was created into a film and a miniseries, and most recently, a film remake.

So, to celebrate the release of the remake, Lifeís Biggest Questions asks, what if It,

was real?

Welcome back to LBQ Iím Charlotte dobre.

Donít forget to like this video and let us know in the comments below what scares you

the most?

Warning, if you havenít seen the film or read the novel, there are some serious spoilers

ahead.

When writing the novel, Stephen king circles around themes like the power of memory and

childhood trauma and its recurrent echoes into adulthood.

How terrifying would it be if there was a being out there somewhere that took the form

of whatever you were scared of most when you were a child?

The being could take the shape of pretty much anything the deep recesses of your imagination

came up with as a youngster.

And when youíre a youngster, your imagination is a pretty vivid place.

Ghosts, warewolves, lepers, Spiders, mummys, snakes, witches, vampiresÖthe possibilities

are endless.

The thing thatís terrifying about IT, is its not just about one thing that scares youÖits

about everything that scares you.

It is a monster of unknown origin, that preys on children and humans every 3 decades.

Thee reason why it likes to scare children, is becauseÖwell..scaring the children makes

them taste better.

It also has the power to control minds and manipulate people into doing its bidding.

If there really were a being out there that took the shape of whatever you were scared

of most, life wouldnít be very pleasant would it.

It targets young children, so after initial scares and possibly mysterious murders, A

state of emergency would be declared.

It dwells in the sewer systems.

children would be forced to stay home, likely forced to go somewhere away from the sewer

systems, where it canít get to themÖbut I mean..where can you go that doesnít have

a sewer system?

I guess somewhere without a flushable toilet or sink.

Perhaps children would be rounded up and sent somewhere remote.

That would be a temporary fix.

If there really was a being out there that was running around murdering people, something

would have to be done about it.

Not to mention, if it really can control the minds of whoever it wants, somehow, it will

find a way to get to the children, who are likely all gathered together now.

But It is a being that is not human.

How do you kill or get rid of something that isnít human?

To answer that, we would have to examine the story of it.

So how did the characters in the story It finally take him down?

Bill discovers the ritual of the chud, an ancient ritual that allows him to enter the

macroverse to confront it.

Bill enters its mind and discovers its true form is a mass of destructive orange lights.

Bill is able to defeat it and send it back to its slumber.

The losers then swear to return if it ever does.

It resurfaces once again in 1984 and the losers try to kill it once and for all.

In order to destroy it, we would have to set a trap, by manifesting our darkest fears so

it would appear before us.

In the story, once the characters are in Its lair, Bill fights his way into its body, which

has taken the form of a spider locates its heart and destroys it.

The moral of the story?

We have to confront our darkest fears in order to conquer them.

What do you think the world would be like if it was real?

Let us know in the comments below.

Iím charlotte dobre for lifes biggest questions, donít forget to like this video, share it

with a friend and subscribe for more answers.

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