Draw the character sketches of –
(i) Mrs. Dorling 3
(ii) Narrator’s mother. 3
(From the chapter The Address
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Explanation:
(i) Mrs. Dorling 3
Mrs. Dorling was an extremely rude person that can be well judged by the way she treated the narrator. She faked complete ignorance when asked if she recognised the narrator. She was extremely unwilling to strike a polite decent conversation with the narrator. She chose convenience over etiquettes in inviting her inside the house. She was very discourteous and impolite.
She was a neighbour of the narrator long time ago. The narrator, a young woman, went to Mrs Dorling's house in Holland to fetch her belongings back from her house where she used to live in 1940s.
(ii) Narrator’s mother.
She worked as a maid for the narrator’s father and began an affair with him, resulting in her becoming pregnant with the narrator when she was thirteen. She is barely literate and writes with “a cramped, shy hand.” The bit of education that she has comes from the narrator’s father teaching her Scripture and how to count in French. The narrator sees her for the last time the month before he leaves to attend college in the United States. As a parting gift she gives him a box of Pétit Écolier cookies, his favorite since childhood, along with a notebook and a pen. She dies from tuberculosis at the age of thirty-four. The narrator finds out about her death in a letter sent to him by his father when he is in his junior year at Occidental College. Unlike many people of her social status, she was buried in a cemetery with a headstone, paid for by the narrator’s father. Not having been present during her burial, the narrator creates an artificial grave for her in the cemetery built for the production of The Hamlet.
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