loss of innocence and childhood in God of small things

Loss of innocence and childhood in God of small things
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"In Arundhati Roy's poignant novel, 'The God of Small Things', the twins Rahel and Estha navigate the dark underbelly of childhood, confronting the harsh realities of family, love, and social hierarchy. This video essay explores the themes of lost innocence and the disillusionment of childhood, as the twins' carefree world is shattered by the cruel forces of fate.
Through a close reading of key scenes and motifs, we'll examine how Roy masterfully portrays the fragility of childhood and the devastating consequences of its loss. Join me as we delve into the heart-wrenching world of Ayemenem and explore the lasting impact of trauma on the human experience.
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[@MuskanAbrahim]

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[@MuskanAbrahim]

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[@tahadreshak923]

Excellent

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Nice

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can you make a lecture on the character of velutha from God of small things

[@BsEnglish-k9h]

Well done

[@ShayanMehdi-d1p]

Excellent work

[@ShayanMehdi-d1p]

Excellent work

[@ShayanMehdi-d1p]

Excellent work

[@MustafaKhan-r8y]

Well-done