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Friday, March 1, 2019

Book Report on Pigeons at Daybreak Essay

The story entitled Pigeons at Daybreak by Anita Desai of India is a representation of love and acceptance. Mr. Basu is the man who is unable to perform his task on his own because of the different illnesses that developed into his body. Otima, the wife of Mr. Basu has the selfless love towards him. She takes care of her husband despite of all the problems and complications that emerged in their situation. Otima used to read the paper for Mr. Basu. Because Mr. Basu could not able to read the newspaper due to poor eyesight, Otima produced deeper patience and love for her husband. From the time when their house had no electricity due to electric problems, the two went to the workbench and decided to last out there until the electricity comes digest but when the electricity went back, Mr. Basu refused to go back inside the house for it was the time of preparation of leaving. Mr. Basu accepted the fact that his life will soon vanish and become part of heaven. The pigeons in the ter race where Mr. Basu died symbolize his spirit and his journey in the next life. The story is elemental yet attackable. Its tragic situation brought life to the whole story. Then, with a rotate and flutter of feathers, a flock of pigeons hurtled upwards and spread out against the noodle of the sky opalescent, sunlit, like small pearls (Desai 228). This ending part of the story monotone the entire claim of the story. It means that the ending of the story signifies life as its wondrous creation but soon will end because every one of us will leave the world in mantrap and a new journey will begin.ReferenceDesai, A. (date). Pigeons at Daybreak. pp.220-228

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