Theme Of Interpreter Of Maladies

Could it really be possible that marriages can come to an end just because the wicked truth comes out? Falling for someone that 's out of your league? Is it okay for a tour guy to fall in love with someone who is married and didn 't have an arranged marriage? Isn 't family always supposed to come first?
The Das family is in India for a small vacation, where Mr. Das decided to hire a tour guide. Mr. Das then tells Mr. Kapasi about himself, about how he and his wife were raised in the United States and how their parents move to India. They visit their parents here and there every few years. Mr.Kapasi himself is a tour guy who accompanies the Das family, who also works at a doctor 's office as an interpreter. He was ought to agree into doing arrange marriage and has no actual connection …show more content…
Mr. & Mrs. Das do not communicate as much, maybe that 's why their marriage is failing. The children are just as bad; they do not respect their parents in any way. Kapasi states that the Mr. & Mrs. Das do not act as parents with their children but instead act as if they 're all siblings. Communication is a very important part of any type of relationship; whether it is between spouses or your kids or anyone else. That 's where most of your connection gets lost. In order to have any good type of relationship, there must always be communication. In Interpreter of the Maladies, most of the characters failed to see the truth about one another. How could you not know that your wife had an affair with a friend of yours? That right there should show the readers that Mr. Das doesn 't know his wife well enough to know that she did something hurtful behind his back. There should be no secrets in any relationship especially when it is something that could ruin everything you have had. If they didn 't have a lack of communication, this story would 've had a different meaning to it. It wouldn 't have gone so