Question

how does the narrator describe the flute seller standing in a corner of the square near the hotel​

Answer 1

The narrator added aesthetic remarks to the fruit seller about his incredible love for a musical instrument.

Explanation:

• This is from the chapter "Khatmandu".
• In this chapter, the narrator recalls the memories of his visit to Nepal.
• During his visit, he notices every small detail of Khatmandu.
• The environment is very general of this city and it has many worship places such as temples.
• The city is a blend of Hinduism and Buddhist religions.
• He saw a fruit seller playing the flute in the most incredible way.

Answer 2

Answer:I look at the flute seller standing in a corner of the square near the hotel. In his hand is a pole with an attachment at the top from which fifty or sixty bansuris protrude in all directions, like the quills of a porcupine. They are of bamboo: there are cross-flutes and recorders.