'yes this is the best time' - who said this and to whom ? what time is referred to herce ? Describe the Scenic beauty of the place of that time ?
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Ans1 - Ruskin Bond said this on short story The Eyes Have It.
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Ruskin Bond said this in the short story The Eyes Have It.
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- The word "eyes" in the title takes on a deeper meaning as we read the narrative. It represents more than just the visual organs; it also represents the mind-activated sense of perception. Despite being blind, the narrator and the daughter seem to be extremely aware of their surroundings.
- A blind man who believed he was extremely clever for acting like a sighted (capable of seeing) man is the subject of this narrative. He once traveled on a train with a woman, just the two of them. The man approached the girl and struck up a conversation without letting on that he was blind.
- Kindness, independence, and desire are the key elements of the narrative. Since both characters pretend to be fully seeing despite being blind and enjoying life's colors like other normal people, desire is actually the main topic of the novel.
The conclusion of the story is: The man was so entranced by the girl's eyes that he failed to recall the girl's hair. He eventually admitted that she was totally blind, rendering her eyes useless.
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