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An 11 year old boy who needs a babysitter while his mom is at work. He is independent and pretty much takes care of himself.

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A busy woman who leaves little time for her son. She and Eliot have a distant relationship. She is looking for a babysitter for Eliot.

She previously fired two babysitters.

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An Indian woman who does not know how to drive. She is hired to babysit Eliot.

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The husband of Mrs. Sen

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Eliot enjoys Mrs. Sen and learns a lot about Indian culture from her. Mrs. Sen cooks for Eliot, takes him to the park, and they are always in conversation.

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Mr. Sen teaches Mrs. Sen how to drive and gives her lessons every day. She had a chauffeur back in India. Mrs. Sen hates driving; the traffic is confusing and the drivers are too reckless.

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Mrs. Sen misses India. She misses her family, the culture, and the upbeat environment.

"Here in this place where Mr. Sen has brought me, I cannot sometimes sleep in so much silence."

Mrs. Sen is referring to the United States. Cities in India are loud and the streets are full of people.

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Mrs. Sen buys fresh fish to cook at home. Mr. Sen goes to the market and buys them for her.

As she spends more time with Eliot, he inspires her to be more independent. One day, she and Eliot take the bus--without Mr. Sen--to the fish market. On the way home, a stranger complains about Mrs. Sen smelling of fish. Offended, Mrs. Sen decides that next time, she will take the car and drive herself.

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Mrs. Sen, in hopes of avoiding another situation like what happened on the bus, decides to drive Eliot and herself to the fish market. A driving mistake caused her to crash into a pole. Although the damage was minimal, she decided to quit driving.

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After the accident, Eliot's mother fires Mrs. Sen. She hopelessly gives up on finding a babysitter for Eliot. She also decides that Eliot will be just fine without one, considering how self sustaining he is.

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Upon hiring Mrs. Sen, Eliot's mother shows disapproval of her.

"She refused a biscuit every time Mrs. Sen extended the plate in her direction, and asked a long series of questions, the answers to which she recorded on what a steno pad."

Eliot's mother was happy to fire Mrs. Sen. She never grew to like her.

"His mother was satisfied with the arrangement and in a sense,  she confessed to Eliot as they drove home, she was relieved"