he Namesake, by Jhumpa Lahiri, presents and interesting topic featuring a sort of theme and feeling of a double life. How within less than twenty four hours it is possible for your u to go from one life to another without much difficulty. Who know know the better either?
This excerpt of the story follows an Indian family, providing insight on the rather underwhelmed my aftermath of their trip. It makes a point of this by saying, "Within twenty-four hours he and his family are back on Pemberton road," to have the reader realize how little time this transition took place. How they just managed to come home as if nothing happened, eating the same old food, going by the same old routines. It almost seems like they wanted to make life duller
This excerpt of the story follows an Indian family, providing insight on the rather underwhelmed my aftermath of their trip. It makes a point of this by saying, "Within twenty-four hours he and his family are back on Pemberton road," to have the reader realize how little time this transition took place. How they just managed to come home as if nothing happened, eating the same old food, going by the same old routines. It almost seems like they wanted to make life duller