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“What is the reason you wish to change your name, Mr.Ganguli?” the judge asks. The question catches him off-guard, and for several seconds he has no idea what to say. “Personal reasons,” he says eventually. The judge looks at him, leaning forward, her chin cupped in her hand. “Would you care to be more specific?” At first he says nothing, unprepared to give any further explanation but instead he answers, being Indian you are given a certain name and nickname by your parents, the nickname you are called at home without the attention of others but in public you are called by your birth name. He implies that he enjoys being called by his nickname more than his real name because he feels weirded out by it and as if everyone stares at him whenever it is spoken aloud because it is different and irregular from normal names. Gogal begins to feel as if he is taking too long to explain his reasoning and ends his answer there nervous that the judge might deny him because she feels as if he is not sticking to his traditions and disobeying his parents. The judge says, “Very well,” stamping and signing the form, then returning it to the clerk.

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"He has never been inspired to read a word of Gogol, or any Russian writer, for that matter, He has never been told why he was really named Gogol, doesn't know about the accident that nearly killed his father. He thinks his fathers limp is the consequence of an injury playing soccer in his teens." (Lahiri 80)

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"I hate the name Gogol, I always have." (Lahiri 109)

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"I've always meant for you to know Gogol. And suddenly the sound of his pet name,uttered by his father as he has been accustomed to hearing it all his life, means something completely new, bound up with a catastrophe he has unwittingly embodied for years." (Lahiri 133)