what did the narrator's wife threaten she would do ?
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Engine Trouble
R.K.Narayan
The wife threatened to call her father and have him take her away. The author was befuddled and strained to the point of exhaustion.
- The narrator has no use for a road engine, and all he can do is hope that someone will buy it from him or that he will be able to give it away to someone else.
- It serves no useful purpose and is costing the narrator money in the form of rent.
- Similarly, the narrator's marriage is beginning to suffer as a result of the troubles brought on by the road engine.
- To make matters worse, those in charge (the Municipal Chief) want the road engine moved, causing the narrator even more problems.
- He needs to hire an elephant and fifty men, but the road engine runs into a wall while attempting to move it.
- There are traces of irony in the story, to be sure.
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