Even while describing a natural disaster, which his own family experienced,
Ruskin Bond does not lose his sense of humour. Pick out three instances and
say how they are humorous.
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Explanation: Ruskin Bond
- Ruskin Bond is an Indian writer of British descent.
- He has an easy and simple writing style and a delightful sense of humor.
- Earthquake by Ruskin Bond is a short story in which the writer`s grandfather is shown spending unnecessary time in the bathroom.
- His grandmother always instinctively expresses her concern that if the natural calamity strikes his grandfather will be in bathroom enjoying his long bathe.
- Once when earthquake jolts the earth, grandfather was inside the bath tub and oblivious of the surroundings.
- Secondly during the monsoons when the rain sweeps across the hills, Bond`s home is filled with wild creatures, big and small for shelter.
- His cottage becomes the most convenient refuge.
- Thirdly Escape from the Java is a story in whichBond`s escape from World War II is depicted.
- He presents the dark side of the world in a very humorous way.
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Answer:
Ruskin Bond's story Earthquake in Assam deals with a catastrophic disaster from the Earthquake convesed at Bengal and Assam. The presentation however is animated and humorous. We, the readers indeed find it funny to see a old aged man rolling about in his bathtub and splashing water in his water like a child. intense in which grandfather comes out of the bath tubed in water is humorous with his towel wrapped around his waist right after the earthquake is struck. finally the apprehension that some of the old buildings which were still remaining it also collapse because after the gun fire shots for done as a salute on Jubilee day.