Something happened when the house was dark. They were able to talk to each other again. The
In Jhumpa Lahiri's "Interpreter of Maladies," there is a poignant moment when the darkness of the house allows the characters to reconnect. In that quiet and secluded environment, the barriers that usually separate them begin to fade. It creates a space where they can communicate openly and honestly, rediscovering their bond.
This transformation signifies the impact of intimacy and solitude on relationships. The darkness serves not only as a physical backdrop but also as a metaphor for the emotions they navigate, illustrating how isolation can sometimes foster genuine connection and understanding between individuals.
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