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Compare And Contrast When Mr Pirzada Comes To Dine
To conclude, “When Mr. Pirzada Comes to Dine” and “Sexy” can be compared in multiple ways. Lilia, the narrator of When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine, possesses a large interest in Mr. Pirzada as he comes over and throughout the story. Almost as how Miranda found a large interest in Dev. The simplicity of his definition of “sexy” is remarkably prescient. Loving someone you don’t know is precisely what Dev, Miranda, and his father are doing. In his phrase, Miranda understands both that she is drawn to Dev for his surface value and also that Dev does not love Miranda for who she is. As they begin in a different setting and tone, they both begin to relate in the feeling of darkness. As one story continues to be sad and create the reader to become worried

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