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"She was holding to her chest a doll with yellow hair..." (pg.14) *Caucasian doll

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Mr. Das asks.
Mr. Kapasi found it strange that Mr. Das should refer to his wife by her first name when referring to the little girl

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"A clean shaven man (pg.13)" "...swinging his hairless knees out of the way (pg.16) *emphasis on shaving between cultures

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"ignoring her husband's requests that she pose for another picture, walking past her children as if they were strangers." (pg 22)

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"ignoring her husband's requests that she pose for another picture, walking past her children as if they were strangers." (pg 22)

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"The roads to Konarak are poor. Actually it is a distance of fifty-two miles." Page 15

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"The roads to Konarak are poor. Actually it is a distance of fifty-two miles." Page 15

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"He asked Mr. Kapasi to stop the car so he could take a picture" (pg 15)

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"He asked Mr. Kapasi to stop the car so he could take a picture" (pg 15)

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"She did not hold the little girl's hand as they walked to the rest room"

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"She did not hold the little girl's hand as they walked to the rest room"

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"She sat a bit slouched at one end of the back seat, not offering her puffed rice to anyone." (Page 15).

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"She sat a bit slouched at one end of the back seat, not offering her puffed rice to anyone." (Page 15).

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In the end the boy had died one evening in his mothers arms. (page number 19)

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"At this Mrs.Das gave an impatient sigh, as if she had been traveling her whole life without pause." (pg.14)

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"In the end the boy had died one evening in his mothers arms, his limbs burning with fever, but then there was the funeral to pay for, and the other children who were born soon enough, and the newer house..."

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"In the end the boy had died one evening in his mothers arms, his limbs burning with fever, but then there was the funeral to pay for, and the other children who were born soon enough, and the newer house..."

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"Born and Raised. Our parents live here in Assanol. They retired. We visit them every couple years." Page 14

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"Born and Raised. Our parents live here in Assanol. They retired. We visit them every couple years." Page 14

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"He would possess a picture of the two of them, eating fried onions under a magenta umbrella..." (pg. 20)

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"He would possess a picture of the two of them, eating fried onions under a magenta umbrella..." (pg. 20)

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Mr. Das craned to look at her. "What's so romantic about it?" I dont know. Something." (pg. 17)

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"He wondered if Mr. and Mrs. Das were a bad match, just like he and his wife were" (pg 19)

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"He wondered if Mr. and Mrs. Das were a bad match, just like he and his wife were" (pg 19)

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"They had never seen monkeys outside of a zoo" (pg 15) 

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"They had never seen monkeys outside of a zoo" (pg 15) 

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"daddy why is the driver sitting on the wrong side in this car too?" (p.16) 

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"daddy why is the driver sitting on the wrong side in this car too?" (p.16) 

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"So these Patients are totally dependent on you," Mrs. Das said. She spoke slowlu as if thinking aloud. "in a way more dependent on you than the doctor"

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"It was hard to believe they were regularly responsible for anything other than themselves." (pg. 16)

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"It was hard to believe they were regularly responsible for anything other than themselves." (pg. 16)

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"'What's so romantic about it?'
'I don't know. Something.'" (page number 17)

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The thought of that silence, something to which he'd long been resigned, now oppressed him. (P. 24)

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The thought of that silence, something to which he'd long been resigned, now oppressed him. (P. 24)

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"The job was a sign of his failings" (pg 18)

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"The job was a sign of his failings" (pg 18)

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"They were all like siblings, Mr. Kapasi thought..." (p. 16)

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"They were all like siblings, Mr. Kapasi thought..." (p. 16)

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"Mr. and Mrs. Das behaved like an older brother and sister; not parents." page 16

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"She would write to him, asking about his days interpreting at the doctor's office, and he would respond eloquently, choosing only the most entertaining anecdotes" (pg 20)

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"She would write to him, asking about his days interpreting at the doctor's office, and he would respond eloquently, choosing only the most entertaining anecdotes" (pg 20)

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"Leave me alone." Mrs. Das said, blowing on her nail and turning her body slightly. "You're making me mess up" (page number 16)

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"Mr. Kapasi found it strange that Mr. Das should refer to his wife by her first name when speaking to the little girl." (Page 14).

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"Mr. Kapasi found it strange that Mr. Das should refer to his wife by her first name when speaking to the little girl." (Page 14).

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In those moments Mr. Kapasi used to believe that all was right with the world, that all struggles were rewarded, that all of life's mistakes made sense in the end. P. 21

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In those moments Mr. Kapasi used to believe that all was right with the world, that all struggles were rewarded, that all of life's mistakes made sense in the end. P. 21

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"At the tea stall Mr. and Mrs. Das bickered about who should take Tina to the toilet."(Pg 12)

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"At the tea stall Mr. and Mrs. Das bickered about who should take Tina to the toilet."(Pg 12)

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"To him it was a thankless occupation. He found nothing noble in interpreting people's maladies" (pg 18)

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"To him it was a thankless occupation. He found nothing noble in interpreting people's maladies" (pg 18)

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"Mr. Das took a picture of a barefoot man, his head wrapped in a dirty turban" (pg 17)

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"Mr. Das took a picture of a barefoot man, his head wrapped in a dirty turban" (pg 17)

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"The job was a sign of his failings." (18)

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"The job was a sign of his failings." (18)

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"The family looked Indian, but dressed as foreigners did" (pg 13)

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"The family looked Indian, but dressed as foreigners did" (pg 13)

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"Oh Mina and I were born in America."
"Born and Raised" page number: 14