The frog and Nightingale poem characteristics of frog
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The poem "The Frog and the Nightingale" by Vikram Seth is a poem about the frog who croaked every night in the bingle bog and the other creatures hated his voice. The frog is described to be disdainful, irritating and proud. The frog never bothered what other disliked in him but "He croaked awn and aw and awn." The frog used to sing in a loud and unpleasant voice. He sang "To display his heart elation" that is frog sang to express or display his heart's happiness. Being jealous of nightingale's voice he made her sing forcefully all day and night. Due to frog's constant judgments, the nightingale dies in vain.
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Frog - The frog is portrayed as a very stick creature. He claims to be a famous undisputed and matchless creature, and even tells the nightingale that he is the owner of this bog. He earns rag specie from her concerts and withal charges her for training. Thus he is very money
minded and greedy.
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