Hey this is my podcast commentary on a book the god of small things especifically focusing on a page 298 and the character baby kochamma
If i had to choose a character from this novel that I hate the most, it would probably be Baby Kochamma. In the novel She acts very selfis as well as shelf-centered. We would probably consider her as the antagonist of this novel.
Who is she?
Her real name is Navomi Ipe
Kochamma is basically a title of honor for a woman Lives with the rest of the family
She never got married
In the novel she operate with lifes of many characters such as Ammu and Mammachi. At the end there’s none left (to manipulate sort of). Because both, Ammu and Mammachi die and Chacko moves to chad US
She is a very fascinating character as well as she is very complicated.
Page 298 mainly displays themes of love as well …show more content…
Savagely, fiercely hers.” is very gripping from the readers perspective. The narrator uses a allegory talking about vows connecting it with real life situations. “She was offended by the fact that he had actually, eventually renounced his vows, but not for her. For other vows. It was like welcoming someone with open arms, only to have him walk straight past into someone else’s.” The narrators displays how the theme of memory and memory of baby kochamma towards Father Mulligan is very strong. The theme of love in which the love is stronger now than in the past when he was still alive is as well shown in these sentences. “If anything, she possessed him in death in a way that she never had while he was alive.” In next few sentences the narrator reveals again how much she she loved him, in this case we would use words like possession and obsession rather than love. This is an example where death can counteract sadness. “His rejection of her in a life was neutralized by death. In memory of him, he embraced her. Just
If i had to choose a character from this novel that I hate the most, it would probably be Baby Kochamma. In the novel She acts very selfis as well as shelf-centered. We would probably consider her as the antagonist of this novel.
Who is she?
Her real name is Navomi Ipe
Kochamma is basically a title of honor for a woman Lives with the rest of the family
She never got married
In the novel she operate with lifes of many characters such as Ammu and Mammachi. At the end there’s none left (to manipulate sort of). Because both, Ammu and Mammachi die and Chacko moves to chad US
She is a very fascinating character as well as she is very complicated.
Page 298 mainly displays themes of love as well …show more content…
Savagely, fiercely hers.” is very gripping from the readers perspective. The narrator uses a allegory talking about vows connecting it with real life situations. “She was offended by the fact that he had actually, eventually renounced his vows, but not for her. For other vows. It was like welcoming someone with open arms, only to have him walk straight past into someone else’s.” The narrators displays how the theme of memory and memory of baby kochamma towards Father Mulligan is very strong. The theme of love in which the love is stronger now than in the past when he was still alive is as well shown in these sentences. “If anything, she possessed him in death in a way that she never had while he was alive.” In next few sentences the narrator reveals again how much she she loved him, in this case we would use words like possession and obsession rather than love. This is an example where death can counteract sadness. “His rejection of her in a life was neutralized by death. In memory of him, he embraced her. Just