Describe the rural setting in the story a horse and two goats?
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story ‘A Horse and Two Goats’ is set in a fictional south Indian village named Kritam. Kritam was a tiny village with less than thirty houses.
The country people were mostly illiterate and poor.
They relied on cultivating their lands or grazing domestic animals like goats and ships to earn a bare living at the day’s end.
Muni, the protagonist of the story was such a poor man that he even had to stay unfed on some days.
People did not have high ambitions. Rather they were content with their uncomplicated life while their only concern had been to find food for their daily needs.
Social classes and the caste system were prevalent in the village.
People were afraid of policemen and soldiers as they either experienced or heard of disastrous consequences of messing up with them. This was mostly due to their ignorance of the outside world.
Superstitions and prejudices were rampant in those days.
The country people were mostly illiterate and poor.
They relied on cultivating their lands or grazing domestic animals like goats and ships to earn a bare living at the day’s end.
Muni, the protagonist of the story was such a poor man that he even had to stay unfed on some days.
People did not have high ambitions. Rather they were content with their uncomplicated life while their only concern had been to find food for their daily needs.
Social classes and the caste system were prevalent in the village.
People were afraid of policemen and soldiers as they either experienced or heard of disastrous consequences of messing up with them. This was mostly due to their ignorance of the outside world.
Superstitions and prejudices were rampant in those days.
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