They had always fitted together like pieces of an unsolved {and perhaps unsolvable} puzzle- the smoke of her into the solidness of him, the solitariness of her into the gathering of him, the strangeness of her into the straightforwardness of him, the insouciance of her into the restraint of him. The quietness of her into the quietness of him.
The characters in Arundhati Roy's "The Ministry of Utmost Happiness" exhibit a profound compatibility that resembles the fitting of puzzle pieces. Each individual complements the other in various ways, highlighting their contrasting traits. The interplay of her ethereal qualities, such as her solitary and enigmatic nature, seamlessly merges with his robust, straightforward disposition.
This dynamic illustrates how their differences enhance their relationship, creating a harmonious balance. The quiet yet profound connection they share reveals a deep understanding between them, emphasizing the beauty in their contrasts and the ways they offer comfort to one another through their unique presences.
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