How did the big house differ from the other houses? How does this difference reflect on the theme of the story?
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answer:-
Narayan had set the story in an
imaginary village called Kritam. It
was a tiny village with less than
thirty villages. Only one of them,
known as the Big House, was built
with brick and cement. It was
painted brilliant yellow and blue all
over with gorgeous carvings of gods
and gargoyles on its balustrade. The
other houses, distributed in four
streets, were generally of bamboo
thatch, straw, mud and other
unspecified material.
So the difference of the big house
from the other houses is very much
visible. While most of the people
were poor, only one family enjoyed a
lot of wealth. It was seemingly the
house of the village chief who
hoarded a lot of money by deceiving
others.
Q-How did the big house differ from the other houses?
A-Because the bigger house is having more space and more foundation but in small houses have less space and less foundation.
Q-How does this difference reflect on the theme of the story?
Paid-for this answer I would like to know the theme of story
but I can say that a small house is not so comfortable and this reflect the difference between rich or poor
I think it helps u