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I love Student Council’s thiccmeat  (4th Answer)

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I love Student Council’s thiccmeat  (4th Answer)

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Different economical statuses: Muni has almost no money, and is almost dying of hunger. Instead, the foreigner can afford everything (going to India, buying a statue regardless of its meaning, etc.)

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Character #1 Muni. He is po

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Muni is modest abd becomes the status

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The story is simple and the contrast between the two cultures are clearly shown through the the representation  of rich and poor.  Muni who is of in Dian culture values the statue and is emotionally attached . He is not wealthy or of a high status and shows that he doesn't take money for granted. For eg. He has to support his family with food. However the English man comes from a wealthy background and doesn't realize that the statue is of value to the people of the village, he wants to buy it, because he can and has other things to worry about apart from scraping together money for food, such as finding something for his living room.

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The story is simple and the contrast between the two cultures are clearly shown through the the representation  of rich and poor.  Muni who is of in Dian culture values the statue and is emotionally attached . He is not wealthy or of a high status and shows that he doesn't take money for granted. For eg. He has to support his family with food. However the English man comes from a wealthy background and doesn't realize that the statue is of value to the people of the village, he wants to buy it, because he can and has other things to worry about apart from scraping together money for food, such as finding something for his living room.

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The contrast between the two cultures are 

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The contrast between the two cultures are 

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1. In the story, you can see that the Western culture seems to only care about how much money they have, while the Indian culture care more about the fun in life instead of money.

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Student Council’s bourgeoisie (3rd Answer

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Student Council’s bourgeoisie (3rd Answer

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Muni’s fear of getting arrested: This deep mistrust and fear towards the foreigner shows that people in rural India shows that people there see Western people as superior people, as people that control them

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The difference between the two cultures are evident between Muni and the foreigner are quite evident.

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The author unveils the theme in cultural differences pretty well. Indian man is very different and not accustomed to the western mans culture and behavior
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The characters

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The horse: While Muni is a quite modest man, the foreigner, as he immediately sees the statues, decides that he can egoistically own it. This shows a very big difference in culture. On one side, Muni has no money and dreams of having something to eat and on the other side, the foreigner thinks that because he has lots of money he can buy everything

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I think the characters are funny and nice people

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Different Language: The foreigner, even though he is the one going in a different country, expects Muni to understand and speak English. This shows how egoistic he is

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From what I believe, that in the story it seems that the western culture is more influenced by their money and how they think that’s all they need. As in the Indian culture is more focused on the quality of life and to enjoy it and not be worried about money. This is my opinion and others may not agree to this.

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1: The contrast between the two cultures is very evident throughout the story as you can see that the white American wants to buy everything and Muni doesn't have the money to do so, thus he gives value to things in form of emotional attachment

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1: The contrast between the two cultures is very evident throughout the story as you can see that the white American wants to buy everything and Muni doesn't have the money to do so, thus he gives value to things in form of emotional attachment

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Probably wrong tho🤔

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The both character's are really nice,and little bit funny as well.( eg.They have a funny name)

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Two contrast in culture

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1. In the story, the

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1. The people from the western civilization are less naive than the people of the undeveloped India. The people from the western civilization are also way richer than the people in India.
2. The people in India have a rural lifestyle, do a lot of dumb labour while the western civilizations don't really work at all.

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The author emphasizes the vast differences between the culture in rural India and the developed West through dialogue and the way the characters treat the situation. The foreigner, being from the West, expects to be able to purchase everything he wants, not realizing that the horse statue may have cultural value to the local people in the town. The culture in rural India is also apparent through the way that the locals react to a foreigner in their small town.  They cannot understand practically any English, proving that they are quite traditional and have their own unique culture that has not been westernized.

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“EXAMINE THE STRIKING MANNER IN WHICH R.K. NARAYAN UNVEILS THE THEME OF CULTURAL CONFLICT THROUGH THE EXTRACT” (pages 241-243). 

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“EXAMINE THE STRIKING MANNER IN WHICH R.K. NARAYAN UNVEILS THE THEME OF CULTURAL CONFLICT THROUGH THE EXTRACT” (pages 241-243). 

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1. the two cultures: rural India/developed West,
2. style of life of the two characters,
3.Muni’s fears and possessions, Foreigner’s attitude and wealth, 4.English as a universal language,
5.dual narrative,
6.the horse (as a symbol for heritage and history, or souvenir),
7.humor,
8.contrast, etc.