Being light or dark is what Aravind Adiga talks about in his novel, The White Tiger. In this novel, the main characters are Balram, Ashok and Balram’s family members. The novel is about the main character, Balram being born in poverty, but ending up succeeding in a dark way. Balram disliked being in the dark, so consequently he killed his boss, which leads him to be the boss himself. There is always dark in light.
First, there is always dark in light. After killing his boss, when Balram is being called a murderer, he has a dream. In his dreams, an unmentioned character is calling him a murderer and shaming him. “You did it! You killed him!” (Adiga 269). This proves the thesis because Balram is currently feels achieved that he is in the light.
First, there is always dark in light. After killing his boss, when Balram is being called a murderer, he has a dream. In his dreams, an unmentioned character is calling him a murderer and shaming him. “You did it! You killed him!” (Adiga 269). This proves the thesis because Balram is currently feels achieved that he is in the light.