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This document provides information about the poem "The Tale of Melon City" by Vikram Seth. It criticizes the just and placid rulers in a satirical way to induce positive change. The poem conveys that leaders should thoughtfully consider decisions' impact and people's welfare to avoid lawlessness. It questions whether readers simply accept the placidity of people or if Vikram Seth imposes his worldview. The document also includes questions about the themes and characters in the poem.
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- 4. • • • • • MORE ABOUT VIKRAM SETH
- 8. IN THIS POEM, VIKRAM SETH CRITICIZED THE JUST AND PLACID RULERS, IN A FUNNY SATIRICAL WAY. THE TRUE PURPOSE OF A SATIRICAL WAY WAS TO INDUCE POSITIVE CHANGES IN PEOPLE IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE SECTORS. HE WANTS TO CONVEY THE MESSAGE THAT ONE SHOULD ALWAYS TAKE DECISIONS AFTER CAREFUL THOUGHT AND KEEPING IN MIND THE WELFARE OF OTHERS. ABSENT MINDED DECISIONS LEAD TO LAWLESSNESS AND CHAOS IN THE LIFE OF INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIETY. THEME AND MESSAGE
- 9. SUMMARY
- 10. CONTINUATION….
- 17. 1. DOES VIKRAM SETH IMPOSE HIS VIEW OF THE WORLD ON THE READERS? OR DOES HE SIMPLY QUESTION THE PLACIDITY OF THE PEOPLE?
- 18. 2. “THE KING’S SENSE OF JUSTICE IS ABSURD” EXPLAIN
- 19. 3. HOW, ACCORDING TO YOU, CAN PEACE AND LIBERTY BE MAINTAINED IN A STATE? 4. WHAT DOES ‘PRINCIPLE OF LAISSEZ FAIRE’ MEAN?
- 20. 5. ANALYZE THE TALE OF MELON CITY AS A POLITICAL SATIRE
- 21. 6. WHO WAS HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DISGRACE? WHAT DO KNOW ABOUT THE KING? 7. EXPLAIN: “LONG LIVE THE KING, THE KING IS DEAD
- 22. 8. WHY DID THE KING SUCCUMB TO PUBLIC DEMAND? 9. WHAT DOES THE POEM SATIRIZE?
- 23. THE END