is narrator of story Ranga's marriage is very talkative person it is strength or weakness give reasoned amswer in 120 to 150 words
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Shyama, the narrator of the story is a humorous person. He sometime rambles away white narration, digressing from the main focus. but he is a person who is extremely proud of his native village and its geography, flora and fauna.
Whilr narrating about Ranga, it is evident that he liked the boy's goodness after his city education. he was a very traditional in his out looks and he was highly impressed when the boy greeted him touching his feet. on the other hand he was angry with another boy who talked rudely when asked everyone to disperse.
Rnag's good character made Shyama decide that he would not allow the boy to go and settle else where, in spite of his ultramodern views about marriage. Then he begins to hatch a plot in order to get Ranga married and settle in the village. Very cunningly he crafts an opportunity to make Ranga to meet Ratna. Thereafter, he conspires with the astrologer and gets Ranga think about marriage and Ratna. In the end He very cleverly gets the two married and
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Shyama, the narrator of the story, 'Ranga's Marriage' is a person who is attached to his soil and his village. He appears to be a very talkative man. He jumps from one topic to another. There are too many digressions in his narration. His narration evokes the humor in the story when he manipulates the situation in a clever way. It can be both his strenght as well as his weakness. If the narrator starts getting in the readers nerves by his excessive talking then it has to be taken as a negative quality. Whereas if the narrator keeps up the readers interest then it can be his strenght.
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