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Chapter 7

A. General Understanding
How does Ashima learn of her husband's death?
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Why does Gogol go to Cleveland? What does he do there?
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What happens throughout the eleven-day mourning period? How do friends express their sympathy? What kind of diet do Ashima, Gogol, and Sonia follow? What happens on the eleventh day itself?
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How does Nikhil respond to Maxine when she suggests, "It might do you good ... To get away from all this"(182)?
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How does Ashima explain to herself why Ashoke had accepted the one-year fellowship in Cleveland?
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