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Commentary On ‘A Gift’ By Rahila Gupta

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English

 

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March 28, 2014

 

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A gift is given to someone out of happiness and that which has good memories that which stays with a person forever. But here the story is called a gift which is very sad and unpleasing to hear. The narrator presents the story in a one sided a way by blurring some facts and adding his own feelings. In the first two paragraphs of the story, the author shows the speaker as angry towards the other (assumingly French) woman...
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She says, “I am gifting you an experience, were your parting words. You ultimate egoist.” To this the author replies with, “My experience is of my own making, thank you, my own perceptions.” Here it shows that the author is very angry at the proud nature of the other woman who wants to take full credit for the experience the two women had shared...
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