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Answer the following questions with reference to R.K. Narayan's short story, 'A Horse And Two Goats' :-


1. State briefly the position of women in villages as depicted in the story. [4]

2. Explain the clash of cultures brought about in the story. [4]

3. How has the author used troubled communication between Muni and the American to create humour in the story ? [8]

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Answered by farhaanaarif84
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The name of the village in which Muni lived was Kritam. ... liow Narayan depicts women in the story and their role in a ... But Narayan has a reason for introducing her.

Answered by Anonymous
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Write a brief account of the manner in which Bassanio asks Antonio for a loan, and the light it throws upon his character.

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As was mentioned in the previous post, Bassanio has squandered his money and asks Antonio for a loan in order to travel to Belmont to win Portia's hand in marriage. Portia is a wealthy heiress who is bound to her father's will. Many suitors from around the world travel to Belmont in hopes of marrying Portia. Bassanio understands that he will need money to outfit ships, buy various gifts that will impress Portia, and compete with the other suitors. Unfortunately, he does not have the money to do so which is why he asks his close friend, Antonio, for a loan. Antonio is a wealthy merchant who agrees to finance Bassanio's journey to Belmont. Antonio is a gracious, loving friend who selflessly loans Bassanio money, even though his investments are tied up overseas. Antonio then borrows money from Shylock to give to Bassanio. The conflict is created when Antonio's investments do not return on time and he is forced to forfeit on Shylock's loan. Unfortunately, Antonio agreed to give a pound of flesh to Shylock if he was not able to pay back the loan. Shylock and Antonio end up going to court over the forfeiture and Antonio fortunately wins the case.

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