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He was much stranger to the stars as were his innocent customer? answer

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Answered by ishitachanda93

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The astrologer has lived his life in hiding... In "An Astrologer's Day," irony is ever present. Narayan achieved consistency in his ironic tale. Nayak spends so much of his life searching for the man who had attacked him years ago, only to not even recognize the astrologer when he comes face to face with him.

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