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Indian family`s house?!?

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I think his family belongs to the Vaishyas because they own a lot of land. -Tom Schröder

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His family belongs to the Vaishyas Jonas H.

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His family belongs to Vaishya Luca K

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I think he belongs to the Vaishyas, because his family owns land and town- and farmhouses (p.81, ll.23-25). Their family also has servants from the lower caste.
-Annika

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We think that mannys family belong to the 'jat'  caste because they are farmers so they belong to the vaishya       Jacqueline + Anne

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His family belong to the Vaishya, because they are farmers and own land. (line 21-24)
Celina & Joana

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I think the caste mannys family belong to is Vaishya because his family in india own land, a house and a farmhouse.
Rosi

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I think that Manny's family belongs to the Vaishyas because the pyramide shows that the people who belong to the Vaishya caste are usually landowners and the family of Manny owns land and fields. - Maria

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I think that mannys family belongs to the Vaishya, because they are Landowners
Nele

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No because he's completely against the Indian culture in terms of arranged marriages and being totally Punjabi even if you grew up in anonther country. He feels more British than Indian because he can decide more by himself. He can be who he wants to be.
~ Tim, Timon, Antonia, Lea

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The women have to prepare the food.
There are big differences between the rich and the poor
-Tom

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There are big differences between the houses and the Land they own. The streets are in a very bad condition. Women are preparing food and they are looking for the kids. The bus is in a very bad condition too . Everything is dirty in india and you can‘t Compare it with England
For Manny it’s a big difference
Luca K

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Differences between the lifestyle of rich and poor ones.
Bad infrastructure
Wifes have to prepare food for the family and watch out for the kids

For Manny it is really different to his life in Leicester

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His family belongs to the Vaishyas, because they're farmers and have land. Also they have the servant Mohan

Group Joeljit

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There aren't any street rules (l.p.80,l.1).
-Annika

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"My family were of the `Jat` caste-the farmers of the Punjab" (p.86, l.22)
Antonia, Lea, Tim, Timon

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He sees that a lot of people in India are very poor and that they haven't got good clothes so he is very shocked and feels sorry for  them and also guilty because of his rich life. The roads in India are in total chaos and they have to travel for a very long time. He doesn't like that it is so hot in India. The landscape is very flat land and full of fields. The journeys of his family members are always the same so they always are on the fields. He sees that there are strict rules between the women and men so the men do the work and the women cook.        Jacqueline + Anne

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When Manny arrived in India he saw the ugly and dirty streets. He realised that there aren't any rules on the road (p. 80, l. 1). He had a long journey to his father's village (p. 80,l. 41-42) and it took eight hours (p. 79,l. 30). The houses he saw were square, box shapes and none of them had a roof (p. 81,l. 5). In contrast to the houses he saw, he think that the house of his father is very pretty. Manny lived there together with his family (uncles, brothers, parents). Joana & Celina

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The family belongs to the vaisha caste I guess, because on page 81 line 23-25 the book says, that their family owns a lot of land and is one of the richer family.

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I think the family belongs to the vashiya, they are Landowner.     -Albina,Darian,Dario

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Also Indian people have affairs and they aren't all good people (p.94,l.3-4).
-Annika

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There are a lot of poor people. Beggars everywhere.
(ll. 32-40, p. 77)
Rosi

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He experiences that his family is not that rich and lifes very traditional. However his family has got a family that works for them since centuarys. But eventough the punjabis hide that india hasnt the behavior imagined. There are prostitutes druggies in alleways. Also there are people having affaires and also his cousins are smoking.

Lea,Antonia,Timon,Tim

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He experiences that there are huge differences compared with the british culture. He experiences domestic violence, ignorance and intollerence in reference to other cultures. He realizes that there is a big range from rich and poor.   -Albina,Darian,Dario

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The is shocked how many poor people in Indian are. He was also enjoyed from the long journey to the house but he was really exited to see his house and family
Justus

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No he doesn‘t because he doesn‘t like the arranged marriages and he thinks that the Indian Culture is very old and they have a Strange point of view on things
Luca K

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Manny can not handle the wet heat. He describes a chaotic situation on the streets, his family's house isn't that comfortable and big, wifes have to cook all day, Manny doesn't like the harsh cigarettes

Group Joeljit

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There are high differences between the poor and the rich people. Besides that the weather is really hot and Manny also describes how a lot people wear rags and do not wear shoes ( p. 77, line 35 f). - Maria

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He feels more British than Indian. He doesn’t like the Indian culture and especially the arranged marriages.He doesn’t wants to be like his brothers and wants to live his own life - Jonas H

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I imagined it a lot dryer and i imagined the House way bigger. How I imagined the landscape, you can see it in the following picture

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I agree with the others.
Manny is against the arranged marriage.
He wants to be more like his uncle Jag.
-Tom

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I imagine the house like this, which many fields and space around it.
-Annika

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The castes are an important part in the Indian culture, people in lower castes are discriminated by people in higher castes. For example says Harry that "chamarr (low castes)" should be killed. The streets in Delhi/India are full and the busses aren't comfortable. So the general standard of living in India isn't as high as in Britain. The family lives all in one house, with the wifes of all brothers, cousins etc. -Lea Weber

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No because he doesn't like the caste system because he thinks that it isn't fair that the higher castes can live the better life than the lower castes. Because of that he can't understand why mohans family has to work for them. He can't imagine living in India because the life there is very boring and he wants his western life back with his TV. He can't understand this traditional part so about the elders and youngsters       Jacqueline + Anne

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In our opinien he does not identify himself with the indian culture because of the way he were raised. He connects the indian culture with the ignorence and intollerence of his father.     -Albina,Darian,Dario

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Antonia, Lea, Tim, Timon

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Group Joeljit

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Manny isn't that comfortable with Mohan as his servant, he doesn't like the caste-system that much; he thinks everyone is equal in his value

Group Joeljit

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I think till the trip to india he don't indentify with this culture because of the preasure from his family to marry a stranger and gets beaten up from his father. But when he meets his cousins in india he maybe feels more indian than before.
Rosi

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The women always cook and the men drink beer, are sitting around and are talking with each other.
-Annika

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maybe like this but a bit smaller - Lea Weber

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We think the house looks very good in contrast to the other houses in India. There is a lot of space for the whole family and around the house are big green fields.
Joana & Celina

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People who belong to higher castes have servants from lower castes. - Maria

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He doesn't identify with the Indian culture and wants go home as soon as possible.
- Annika

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No because he hates the Indian culture and at home in Leicester he wants to escape from his family and the Punjabi way of life.
Group Joeljit

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Timo

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Nele

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I think there is a very flat landscape with a lot of fields. The streets are very dirty and there are a lot of slums so houses without a roof. Most of the people look very poor so that they wear rags and the richer people wear this traditional clothes.  Jacqueline + Anne

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Manny is surprised about the differences between what his father told him about india and what he experienced there. The poverty is demonstrated by beggars, people don't wear shoes and a bus with windows without glass. So it is completly different to leicester, the clima, the infrastructure, the people almost everything.
Rosi

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I imagine the fields like this.
Rosi

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The house of mannys family
Rosi

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I can agree with the others. I don't think that he can identify himself with the Indian culture. He doesn't understand why he should get married to someone he doesn't love or even know. While He is in India he also starts missing Leicester. - Maria

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That's how I imagine the place where Manny's family lives to look like. Maria

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That's how I imagine the landscape. Maria

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That's how I imagine the people there. I think they wear colorful clothes and I also think that the women might wear scarfs on their heads. I imagine the men with bearts and maybe turbans. I don't think they wear much black clothes in India because of the hot temperatures. - Maria