In the book, White Tiger by Aravind Adiga speaks a lot about the socioeconomic status of India and Balram, the main character of this story tells about how he feels India is like a rooster coop. Balram compares India to a rooster coop by talking about how the poor, or the people who are stuck in the Darkness because they are often times cramped into a small tiny space with no room to grow. He also mentions that they are like roosters because they watch each other get “slaughtered” but cannot escape from their own fate. This very much applies to how the people in the Darkness react and choose to blindly follow those that consider themselves to be in the “light” and how they vote against what will benefit them.
Balram also blames family heavily
Balram also blames family heavily