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    the relationship. For example‚ in the story Temporary Matter “She came back to the table and sat down‚ and after a moment Shukumar joined her. They wept together‚ for the things they now knew” (Page 24). At the end of the story after shoba found out the gender of the baby‚ she wept for a while because of the dramatic news she knew now. This part of the story shows how Shukumar

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    Shoba is described "like the type of woman she’d once claimed she would never resemble" (Lahari). It can be inferred that all her life she had maintained a presentable appearance and pleasant character‚ however after the tragedy she no longer cared how she looked‚ what she ate and other small details in her life (Brada-Williams). Before the loss of the baby Shoba had a “capacity to think ahead. When she used to do the shopping‚ the

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    Introduction Jhumpa Lahiri’s short stories accentuate on the lives of Indo Americans‚ and the short stories in Interpreter of Maladies are set in India or part of the US. In her short stories‚ characters meet up for reasons that are not cozy and end up winding up in imply circumstances. For instance‚ in "Mediator of Maladies" the two primary characters Mr. Kapasi and Mrs Das get themselves together in an auto since Mrs Das enlists Mr. Kapasi as a visit manage. Different stories in the gathering include

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    of the characters find themselves in different situations that manifest solely because they have withheld things from their loved ones. Such an example is in the opening story of the book‚ A Temporary Matter. In the story‚ the married couple‚ Shukumar and Shoba‚ find themselves divulging secrets that they concealed their entire marriage. In the end‚ their lack of communication proves to be their

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    give depth to the characters in the first 2 pages? 5. What evidence of tension does the reader get in the first 2 pages? 6. How have Shoba and Shukumar changed since the still birth? 7. Why do they find it so hard to communicate? Why is it so much easier in the dark? 8. List the revelations that the 2 characters reveal. Why does Shukumar tell Shoba his last revelation? 9. Why does the story end with the Bradfords walking past? 10. Although this story is based on Indian characters

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    spatula. For some reason‚ the room did not haunt him the way it haunted Shoba”. The quote starts with feelings of cheer and excitement. Bright‚ happy‚ colors like mint green and white are

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    Quotes for Interpreter of Maladies A Temporary Matter. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Instead he thought of how he and Shukumar had become experts at avoiding each other in their three-bedroom house‚ spending as much time on separate floors as possible. (pg. 4) In the beginning he had believed that it would pass‚ that he and Shoba would get through it all somehow. (pg. 5) She was the type to prepare for surprises‚ good and bad. (pg. 6) There were endless boxes of pasta in all shapes and colours … whole

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    is based upon the book The Interpreter of Maladies‚ written by Jhumpa Lahiri. This book was published in 1999 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. Summary The novel’s first short story is titled "A Temporary Matter” and is about a married couple‚ Shukumar and Shoba‚ who are dealing with the loss of their baby. When their electricity was cut off for five days they were forced to confront the true darkness that clouded their lives. It ended with them weeping for their stillborn child and lost marriage.

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    the marriage between Mr. also‚ Mrs. Das and also the failure that Mr. Kapasi conveys with him. In Mrs. Sen’s‚ The dim waves outside Eliot’s window trust a misery that he can’t express. In A Temporary Matter‚ The snow that falls simply after Shukumar and Shoba come back to trustworthiness straightforwardly identifies with the fallbetween the characters. In The Treatment of Bibi Haldar‚ the changing seasons demonstrates the life of the harried principle character. In the fall‚ Bibi is avoided and in

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    required to adapt‚ or they have been through traumatic experiences that inhibit that ability to adapt. Shoba and Shukumar in the story “A Temporary Matter” are faced with a horrific ordeal which forces them to adapt to new life‚ this however‚ does not turn out the way they had planned and they eventually split up from not being able to fully adapt and accept the changes “they’d been through enough” and Shoba “needed some time alone”‚ their relationship eventually dissolves. A similar thing happened to Mrs

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