"Pets might not mean anything to you and yet they mean the world to me." Of the following, choose the…
In Anita Desai's 'Cry, the Peacock' (Chapter 1), after the death of her beloved white Pomeranian dog Toto, the hypersensitive protagonist Maya cries out to her unemotional…
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"Pets might not mean anything to you and yet they mean the world to me."
Of the following, choose the speaker of the above quote from Cry, The Peacock -
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In Anita Desai's 'Cry, the Peacock' (Chapter 1), after the death of her beloved white Pomeranian dog Toto, the hypersensitive protagonist Maya cries out to her unemotional husband Gautama: 'Pets might not mean anything to you, and yet they mean the world to me.'
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