Question

Write a brief character sketch of
Swami's father in about 40-50 words, ch father's help​

Answer 1

Answer:

Swami’s father, W. T. Srinivasan was a lawyer of a good rank and his mother Lakshmi was a homemaker. He gets irritated by his family members as he feels he is not given much attention.

He is unbearable to his mother and he also becomes revengeful on being ignored by her. But his father had a soft corner for him despite being so nasty and troublesome. One of the incidents that prove his father’s calmness is his ‘Lending his Room’. Rajam promised Swaminathan to pay a visit. Swami was both excited and conscious. So, he asked his father if he could lend his room, full of books and reading materials.

Hope it helps

Answer 2

Answer:

Swami’s father, W.T. Srinivasan, is an imposing figure who works at the courts and is usually strict with Swami. Swami sometimes feels afraid of his father, but at other times he turns to him for help and support. Swami’s father encourages Swami to study hard and helps him with homework and, notably, provides Swami with a study space within his own room. Late in the novel, Swami’s father reveals that his concern for Swami’s wellbeing outweighs his frustrations with his son, as shown when he searches for Swami all night and welcomes him home without punishment.