why does the postmaster eel like a fish out of water in the postmaster by rabindranath tagore?
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The postmaster feels like he doesn't belong in the small village of Ulapur. He contrasts this remote rural backwater with the thrusting metropolis of Calcutta, which is where he'd much rather be. ... Not only is Calcutta more civilized in the postmaster's eyes, it's also a good deal more hygienic than Ulapur.
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