Why did she get up to collect her things ?
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Here, 'she' refers to the co-passenger whom narrator met in the train. She had to get off at Saharanpur station, so she she got up to collect her things. When the train's wheels changed in sound and rhythm as it slowed down, she knew she had arrived.
What is the title of this story?
- The title of this story is 'The Eyes Have It', which is written by the famous writer, Ruskin Bond.
- The blind narrator of this story was travelling to Dehradun by rail when he encountered a girl and struck up a conversation with her.
- His eyes were only sensitive to light and darkness.
- The narrator didn't realise the girl was blind until after she left and another person entered the chamber.
Therefore, she she got up to collect her things, as she had to get off at Saharanpur station. She remarked that she disliked lengthy train rides and was relieved that her station would soon be reached. However, the narrator was devastated since he wanted his trip with the girl to go on forever.
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