"You have an interesting face"-who said this and to whom?when was this said?how did the person spoken to react listening to this remark?
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The Eyes Have it
The Eyes Have it is a short and interesting story by the renowned writer Ruskin Bond.
The story is written in the first person narrative. The narrator is a blind boy travelling all by himself in a train to Dehra and then to Mussourie. The circumstances in the story bear an autobiographical streak.
As the narrator is all alone in the railway coach a girl enters at the station called Rohana. Ironically she too is blind which the narrator discovers much later after she has left.
The narrator is taken up by her perfume and the way she speaks. So he wants to start a conversation. Knowing fully well that girls love to be flattered about their looks he tells the girl that she has an interesting face.
The girl however does not get pleased with the flattery. She instead retorts that she is very much tired of listening to the same compliment. In fact she would like to hear something different for a change.
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