He was the child of a father who was not his father; but also the child of a time which damaged reality so badly that nobody ever managed to put it together again;
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In "Midnight's Children," Salman Rushdie explores the complex identity of his protagonist, who grapples with the notion of having a father who is not biologically his own. This theme of fractured identity reflects the broader struggles faced by individuals during turbulent historical periods. The character's existence symbolizes how personal and national narratives can intertwine, ultimately impacting one's sense of self.
The quote also emphasizes the detrimental effects of time on reality,...
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