It is in times of calamity that we need each other most and realize the importance of each other most. Comment on this statement in the light of the manner in which narrator of the story A House is Not a Home shows concern for his mother.
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Yes, it is true that in times of calamity we need each other most and realize the importance of each other most.
Explanation:
- As it is said, "man is a social animal". We always need someone at every stage of life.
- When it comes to difficult times, we need each other the most. As we saw in the chapter, "A house is not a home". When the house of the narrator once caught fire, his mother went in to save some documents. He ran after his mother to save her but a fireman stopped him. Both of them came out of fire save and sound but they lost everything.
- The narrator hugged his mother because he was delighted to see her.
- After they lost everything, they compromised and struggled together to sustain.
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