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|Games at Twilight |In this story we observe how does high society in India lives. |
| |This family lived in a big house with a porch, a big garden in |
| |which children could play and a garage with a driver. Summer in|
| |India is so intense, that even high-society suffers form the |
| |extreme heat. That’s why children couldn’t children couldn’t go|
| |outside to play, however workers at the outside of the house |
| |continued working. |
|Private tuition by Mr. Bose |Mr. Bose earned his money working as a private teacher. He had |
| |to work all day because he had to support his family, which was|
| |formed by his wife and son. He thought Sanskrit, a language |
| |that comes from the origins of India. Indians never forget |
| |about this part and in this case, uses it for supporting his |
| |family. |
|Studies in the park |Suno’s family was worried about his studies and pushed him to |
| |study all the time because in India if you don’t study you |
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