In "Haroun and the Sea of Stories," Salman Rushdie explores the significance of names and their meanings. The quote "All names mean something" encapsulates a central theme of the book, suggesting that names carry deeper meanings and stories that reveal identity and purpose. This idea emphasizes the importance of language and storytelling in understanding the world and ourselves. The narrative follows Haroun, a young boy who embarks on a quest to restore his father's storytelling abilities. Throughout his journey, he encounters various characters and places, each with names that reflect their nature and roles. Rushdie uses this motif to highlight the connection between names and the essence of life, illustrating how words can shape reality and influence one’s destiny.

In "Haroun and the Sea of Stories," Salman Rushdie explores the significance of names and their meanings. The quote "All names mean something" encapsulates a central theme of the book, suggesting that names carry deeper meanings and stories that reveal identity and purpose. This idea emphasizes the importance of language and storytelling in understanding the world and ourselves.

The narrative follows Haroun, a young boy who embarks on a quest to restore his father's storytelling abilities. Throughout his journey, he encounters various characters and places, each with names that reflect their nature and roles. Rushdie uses this motif to highlight the connection between names and the essence of life, illustrating how words can shape reality and influence one’s destiny.