He read it with the pauses, and then he went back to the place where he stopped, like we saw in the Gemara, right? That's a point enough. In any event, even if he spoke in between, there is a possibility that he could have finished the entire Megillah from the beginning to the end, because he waited the amount of time that it would take to read the Megillah from beginning to end. That's how long the pauses were. He went out. And in the time of the ones—but it's talking about the time of the ones, which means he had a reason. So something happened, or he had to stop; he had an ones. And if he didn't have a reason to read the Megillah from the beginning to the end, he would have to go back to the beginning to read the Megillah from the beginning to the end. He didn't have a reason to read the Megillah from the beginning to the end. He wants to make a chiluk. We'll check it out in Hacham Ovadia to see if there's a difference.
And even if he was right, I want to say, not only did he keep quiet, they didn't even talk in the middle of the Megillah. They didn't even have to talk to each other. And when he was right, he didn't even have to go back to the beginning to read the Megillah from the beginning to the end. Continue from where you left off. And all of this happens when the text is read. That's only talking about when the reader talks. But the one who heard the text and didn't hear the Megillah, even if he lost one letter, he knew how many passages he couldn't read. Because if the listener talked, he didn't hear a word. He didn't hear one word about it; he couldn't read many passages, he couldn't read, and therefore, a great sorrow will be for everyone.
Why? Why should you have a Chumash (five books of Moses)? Because while the children are making noise with the Chumash, and after that, you can hear how many passages are being repeated. And the Chumash will come out. Because if you read some of the words in the Chumash, it will come out. So therefore, he'll read those words that he hears from the Chumash, and it will come out. And the next day, he will come out. And the next day, he will come out. Who? The Megillah. But if a person talks in the Megillah, the Megillah, as long as he looks at it, he won't stop for a second. Until later, the whole world will be destroyed.