The scene makes Moushumi cry. At the same time, she is happy to have something tangible to get bored with.
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In Jhumpa Lahiri's "The Namesake," Moushumi experiences a poignant moment that brings her to tears. This emotional scene reflects her inner turmoil and longing for connection, showcasing her vulnerability during a challenging time in her life. The tears symbolize not just sadness but a deep, resonating sense of identity and belonging. Simultaneously, Moushumi finds solace in having something tangible to engage with, even if it leads to boredom. This paradox illustrates...
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