Question

In the story the snake didn't harm the homeopath. The homeopath in turn didn't hurt it. Keeping Basheer's vision on nature and its beings, comment on this story ​

Answer 1

Answer:

This is a short story based on humour written by “ Vaikom Muhammed Basheer “. In Brief the story happens to a Homeopath doctor. Once he was home and looking at the mirror and thinking about things like Having Moustache a little less so that he looks handsome, having a fat wife so that he can run away from her in case of any trouble cased by him without getting caught etc,

Suddenly a snake comes on to his shoulder and wraps itself around his arm. He gets scared and slowly the snake releases his arm while looking at the mirror slowly moves towards mirror. He then gets out of the house and goes to a friends house. He returns in the morning with two of his friends but gets shocked to see that his house was robbed and nothing was left except for his old and dirty vest.

Explanation:

while hearing the story we can see that homeopath doesn’t kill snake and leaves the house because he has care for life although it is  not that of a human. We can see that there is a touch of humour and sarcasm in the story by sentences like when one of his friends asks after hearing the narration about whether he got a fat wife? He replies that he got a thin wife more of a sprinter and in another situation he tells that the snake lost itself by seeing its beauty in the mirror.