Question

What do you think the story is called "The Rat's Feast"?

Answer 1

. The Rat's Feast is a witty tale of a teacher travelling by train to the school where he is appointed to teach Sanskrit. How he wins the boys over to his side is the story all about.

An Improbable Tale gives the teller of stories a power to change the end, to awaken a dead man and make it complex or simple. However there is one definite end to a night's tale.

Answer 2

We are asked why the name of the lesson is called " The Rat's Feast." The answer as to why this lesson is called "The Rat's Feast" is as under:

• This is a short story taken from one of poet-philosopher Rabindranath Tagore's famous stories.
• The story is all about a group of boys and an old man.
• The boys are going back to school where they are going to be under a new teacher.
•  They already don't like the teacher and have already given him the nickname " Black Pumpkin Fresh Chilli."
• The old man entered the same compartment as the boys with lots of food items that he was carrying with him in pots.
• When the old man gets down at a station the boys open the pots and eat all the food.
• When the old man comes back the boys tell him that the compartments have rats and they ate the food.
• The old man also laughed saying rats are like that only.
• After some time, a confectioner pushing his cart came to the window.
• The old man bought sweets for all the boys saying that the rats will not face any impediments in their feast.
• So this story's name is "The Rat's Feast" which is appropriate for the story as the rats (boys) had a real feast on the train that day.

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