Question

ranga was just the boy for her she the most suitable bride for him. says the narrator. what laid the narrator to this conclusion?

Answer 1

Answer:

The narrator in the story, "Ranga's marriage" is Shyama. When Ranga returned to the village, he met Shyama. In this greeting Ranga did a namaskara to the narrator and even touched his feet. When the narrator noticed his way of meeting and etiquette, he started of thinking about how a man like Ranga should get married quickly. He thought of Ranga as a worthy man.  

Explanation:

This is why when a bride was seen, the narrator claimed that " Ranga was just the boy for her, she was the most suitable bride for him". He finds both of them to be a suitable match for each other.

Answer 2

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She’ here stands for Ratna, the niece of Rama Rao. She was a pretty girl of eleven. Both her parents having died, her uncle had brought her home. Being a girl from a big town, she knew how to play the veena and the harmonium. She also had a sweet voice. All these qualities made her a suitable bride for a young, educated man like Ranga.