Question

1. Discuss the tone of the story 'Getting Married'. How does the narrator bring
out this tone?
2.
Why does Paham buy more and more land? What does this signify?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Getting married changes your financial life in profound ways. It's not just that you're living together or sharing expenses—you don't need marriage to do that—it's that your legal and tax status changes. And while your credit score remains individual, your future choices could be changed by what your spouse brings into the financial picture