“Do you see any animals?” – who asked this and to whom ? what was the reply? how could the person give the answer?
“Why don’t you look out of the window?”- Who said this words to whom? Why? Describe the action of the listener.
The girl said these words to the narrator. The girl said these words to the narrator, her fellow- Traveler, because he asked her to tell him how the outer world looks from the window of the train compartment. When the girl in reply, told the narrator to look outside the window himself, the moved along the berth and ...
“Then I made a mistake.”- What ‘mistake’ did the speaker make? Why was it a ‘mistake’? What removed the speaker’s doubts? What did the speaker do then?
The speaker made the ‘mistake’ of asking the girl, his first co-passenger, what it was like outside the train. The speaker considered it to be a ‘mistake’ because a person with proper eyesight is not supposed to ask such a weird question. The speaker was afraid that the girl might discover the truth that he ...
“…she thought me a romantic fool.”- Who might be thought a ‘romantic fool’? When and why did the speaker doubt so?
The blind narrator of the short story ‘The Eyes Have It’ felt that he might be thought a ‘romantic fool’. When the speaker was conversing with the girl, his fellow traveler, regarding the beauty of the hills in October, the girl expressed her desire to visit the hills. Then the speaker become nostalgic and gave ...
.“Yes, October is the best time.”- Who is the speaker? On what occasion is the remark made and to whome? Why is October the Best time?
The speaker of the line mentioned above is the narrator. When the girl who was travelling with the narrator in the same compartment asked the narrator about his destination, the narrator replied that he was going to Musoorie. The girl then expressed her desire to visit mussoorie. This market the beginning of a conversation between ...
