Question

Whose eyes are referred to in The Eyes Have It?

Answer 1

the eyes of the narrators co passenger

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Answer 2

Answer :

Ruskin Bond is the author of "The Eyes Have It", a narrative train journey story of a blind person. The eyes of the blind co-passenger were referred in the story.

Significance of "The Eyes" :

"The Eyes" is referred here significantly. The continuation of the story is dramatically adhesive bringing up the thought of "having eyes and having no ability to see". Both the narrator and the girl had no eyes in the sense of being blind but none of them revealed to the other person throughout the communications. Rather they both tried to comfort each other with lies where the narrator made clear of October Mussoorie and the girl presented her love for the hills.