The God of Small Things by Suzanna Arundhati Roy

Paul is dead. His murderers older boys, in principle, all the teachers, doctors, mentors, friends and acquaintances he once owned; he passed through buttons of coats, carnations, churches, pastors, pastors, books and neighbors ; His father, other father, train schedule, cold in November, and sidewalk outside Carnegie Hall. Some of these things do not appear to be important and are not important; after all, they are just one thing. They are small things. They are not important.

A small god in the small things of Arundhati Roy, the twin mother, Ammu, broke the law "Who, how, how much should be loved" with Velutha (inaccessible person). Even today, India 's inaccessible relationship is unthinkable. If she takes such dignified actions, women will be expelled from their castes. - The small god of Arundhati Roy is "seeing the sound of music a third time" (35) before entering the theater, Estha "his first adult mission" (93). He went to the bath himself, but Ammu, Baby, Rahel attended the lady's room. This small detail on the use of the toilet is another example of the fact that Estha is obliged to become a man from a young age. Ammu gave Estha "Shut up!

The brief history of Arundhati Roy is an interesting story. Suzanna Arundhati Roy was born in Shillong of Meghalaya in northeast India on November 24, 1961, the mother of Christian in Syria, activist and teacher Mary Roy, and Hindu father tea factory director Rajib. When her and her brother Lalit Kumar Christopher Roy were still young, Roy's parents divorced and Mary Roy took the children back to her hometown Ayemenem (or Aymanam) in Kerala in southern India. Her mother, Mary Roy, was a liberal activist, so he married Bengal and divorced and broke the tradition. She also has a history by opposing the provisions of the Christian inheritance law. And in this respect she also went to the Supreme Court. With favorable judgment, Christian women can share equally with their male brothers and sisters in their father's property. Roy is the product of a broken house