How long was the writer acquainted with his grandmother?
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The Portrait of a Lady' is an essay about the generation gap that develops in relationship over time. Here the gap has been shown between a child and her grandmother. In the childhood there was a strong relationship between both of them which eventually started to fade off as Khushwant grew up, moved to city and her college. She became more busy in her routine and didn't give much time to her grandmother what she used to spend in childhood.
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He was acquainted until he went to university
- The question has been asked from the story The Portrait of a Lady.
- They shared a tight bond, and she took care of him and even went to school with him. She was pious and hoped to inculcate similar confidence in him. During this time, she was the only unchallenged guardian and tutor.
- The transition came when they moved to the city to stay with parents. They both started spending days apart.
- He entered an English medium school and went to school on a bus where she could not accompany him.
- He went to university after school and was provided with a separate room. This is when the bond between them dissolved further and a self-imposed seclusion restricted itself to his grandmother.
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