In at least 150 words, describe how Rip's life changes after he returns to his village. Use text from the short story to support your answer

Rip Van Winkle wakes up to find that the world has changed. His wife has died. His kids are grown. At first, the only person in his village who recognizes him is Peter Vanderdonk, the eldest man in the village. Eventually, Rip's daughter Judith accepts Rip as her father and brings him into her home. Judith has since grown up, married a man named Gardenier, and had a child. Though Rip loves his family, he feels alienated from them, unable to adjust to the fact that twenty years have passed. He tells and retells his story in hopes of keeping alive the old traditions.