In this novel, one character's love for Father Mulligan cannot be returned and the breaking of a wooden chair in the middle of the night represents Pappachi's loss of authority.
In this novel, one character's love for Father Mulligan cannot be returned and the breaking of a wooden chair in the middle of the night represents Pappachi's loss of authority. The Orangedrink Lemondrink Man traumatizes one of the central characters, while the other marries Larry McCaslin out of boredom. Chacko's love for his ex-wife Margaret indirectly results in the drowning of his daughter Sophie Mol, but the so-called rape of the Malayalee Christian Ammu is blamed on the title character, Velutha, much to the despair of the twins Rahel and Estha. FTP, name this novel taking place near a pickle factory in Ayemenem, Kerala, which won the 1997 Booker Prize for Arundhati Roy.
In this novel, one character's love for Father Mulligan cannot be returned and the breaking of a wooden chair in the middle of the night represents Pappachi's loss of authority.
The {God of Small Things}