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    The combination of words‚ create tone/mood in all stories; through those tones‚ a realization of certain aspects of life or an alternation of those views are intensified. Three short stories‚ "A Rose for Emily‚" "The Destructors‚" and the "Interpreter of Maladies‚" shine brightly in exemplifying how words used in a specifics order or meaning‚ create tone to alter one’s opinions. Darkness‚ death‚ sympathy‚ violence – all words that could be used to describe the tone of "A Rose for Emily." All the

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    One of the most unique experiences in life one can have‚ is immigrating to another country. To leave everything that is known and familiar and start life anew‚ is an experience unique to its own. In her Pulitzer Prize winning book Interpreter of Maladies‚ Jhumpa Lahiri writes numerous short fictitious stories presented in the light of the immigration‚ and how it affects the characters within them. Her characters must navigate hardship‚ questions on self-identity‚ realting to another‚ and other experiences

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    Throughout the collection of short stories‚ Interpreter of Maladies‚ by Jhumpa Lahiri‚ many characters have varying levels of success assimilating and accepting American customs. People face adapting to new cultures in various ways‚ which is reflected in the short stories “Mrs. Sen’s” and “When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine”‚ as Mrs. Sen completely isolates herself from society and is unwilling to change her routine to work in America‚ opposed to Lilia’s family‚ that views their new home as a safe place

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    CHARACTER ANALYSIS OF MR. KAPASI IN “INTERPRETER OF MALADIES” Mr. Kapasi is the protagonist in “Interpreter of Maladies” by Jhumpa Lahiri. In this short story that is narrated in limited omniscient‚ Mr. Kapasi is the smart Indian man in his late forties that has lost romantic values in his marriage. Mr. Kapasi is detail oriented and posseses a lot of attributes such as: observance‚ hard working‚ modesty‚ dependability‚ intelligence and above all‚ he is very meticulous in his physical appearance

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    tells a story about Shukumar and his wife Shoba going through the troubles after experiencing their stillbirth and explains how they get “closer” during a power outage. Shukumar is a strong man and really tries to support his wife in the distant relationship they develop. Shukumar is worthy of character analysis because of the way he changes throughout the story is very intricate by his experiences. He tries hard to show his love and care‚ but faces a reality check in the end. In this situation‚ Shukumar

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    SUMMARY When moving into a new house‚ newlyweds Twinkle and Sanjeev find Christian icons everywhere. The first is a porcelain effigy of Jesus found next to a bottle of malt vinegar left in the kitchen by the previous owners. Sanjeev tells his wife to throw both away‚ reminding her that they are not Christian. He feels that he has had to remind Twinkle of the obvious several times when moving in. But Twinkle is attached to the figurine and places it on the mantle – which Sanjeev notices needs dusting

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    Bibliography: Lahiri‚ Jhumpa. Interpreter of Maladies. Houghton Mifflin‚ 1999.

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    another for various reasons. To clarify and seek information‚ form relationships with one another and/or to gain an understanding of something. Each person is different and you will find that depending on the person’s ability to communicate depends on how they communicate. People also communicate in various ways such as verbal‚ non-verbal (sign language‚ body language‚ facial expressions) electronically or written. Communication is an important part of everyday life‚ when communicating in the work

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    Introduction This essay 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

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    25‚ 2015 Relationships There are many different relationships people experience. Relationships can be made with friends‚ a spouse‚ co-worker‚ family members‚ or any given person. Relationship is defined as‚ “the way in which two or more people‚ groups‚ countries‚ etc.‚ talk to‚ behave toward‚ and deal with each other”(website) A relationship has many different aspects‚ one in which is hardly ever unavoidable is conflict. The disagreements between two people takes a lot of communication to try and

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