How were the grandmother and the narrator good and intimate friends?
Actually, both of them were like good and intimate friends. They spent most of the time together. She woke him up early in the morning and got him ready for school. She gave him a breakfast of stale bread with a little butter and sugar spread on it. She accompanied him to his school.
The odd ways in which the author’s grandmother behaved just before she died.
The ways in which the sparrows expressed their sorrow when the author’s grandmother died.
The author’s grandmother was a religious person. What are the different ways in which we come to know this?
Describe the changing relationship between the author and his grandmother. Did their feelings for each other change?
Would you agree that the author’s grandmother was a person strong in character? If yes, give instances that show this.
Have you known someone like the author’s grandmother? Do you feel the same sense of loss with regard to someone whom you have loved and lost?
Which language do you think the author and his grandmother used while talking to each other?
Which language do you use to talk to elderly relatives in your family?
How would you say ‘a dilapidated drum’ in your language?
Can you think of a song or a poem in your language that talks of homecoming?
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