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The short story "The eyes are not here" by Ruskin Bond is about a blind man on a train who has a conversation with a woman who enters his compartment without realizing he is blind. Through their discussion, the man is able to infer details about the woman without her knowing his impairment. After she departs, another passenger informs the man that the woman was actually blind. The story examines how human perception and assumptions can influence what people notice or fail to notice about others.
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The short story "The Eyes Have It" by Ruskin Bond uses situational irony to tell the story of a blind narrator on a train who strikes up a conversation with a girl he assumes can see. Throughout their discussion, the narrator hides his own blindness and provides descriptions of the scenery. When the girl departs, another passenger informs the narrator that the girl was completely blind. The narrator realizes he deceived himself in assuming the girl could see.
The eyes have it english
This short story by Ruskin Bond follows a narrator on a train who strikes up a conversation with a girl sitting next to him, despite both being blind. The narrator tactfully hides his blindness and describes the scenery, hoping not to reveal his impairment. When the girl leaves, another passenger informs the narrator that the girl was also blind. The narrator realizes he deceived himself by making assumptions without knowing the full picture, in an ironic twist. The story is an example of situational irony and teaches not to make assumptions in initial perceptions of others.
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This document discusses and analyzes Ruskin Bond's short story "The Eyes Have It." It provides background on Bond and an overview of the plot, which follows a blind narrator on a train who engages in conversation with a girl, unaware that she is also blind. The document analyzes similarities between the characters, themes of blindness, loneliness, and human connection in the story. It compares the original and revised versions and argues the original should be restored due to the metafictional and psychoanalytic insights it provides into the adolescent author.
Eyes are not here
Ruskin Bond wrote the story "The Eyes are not Here" in 1991 about a blind narrator traveling alone by train. He enjoys conversing with a young girl who joins him, as they discuss the natural scenery. Though blind, the narrator finds the girl an interesting companion based on her voice and energy. When they reach her stop, the narrator's curiosity about her appearance is left unsatisfied when he learns from the next passenger that the girl was also blind.
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Eyes have it
The story is set on a train from Rohana to Saharanpur. A narrator engages in conversation with a girl who joins him in his train compartment. Throughout their discussion, the narrator takes care to maintain the pretense of having full eyesight, though he reveals to the readers that he is blind. When the girl departs, another passenger enters and notes that she too was blind. The narrator's disability and motivation to conceal it highlights the social pressures faced by those with impairments.
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The Eyes Are Not Here
The document summarizes Ruskin Bond's short story "The Eyes Are Not Here". It describes how the narrator, a blind man, meets a girl on a train and has a pleasant conversation with her without realizing she is also blind. Another passenger later informs the narrator that the girl was blind. The theme is about the limits of human perception and how people make assumptions without realizing it, as both the narrator and reader initially fail to perceive that the girl is blind like the narrator.
The eyes have it
The short story "The Eyes Have It" by Ruskin Bond uses situational irony to tell the story of a blind narrator on a train who strikes up a conversation with a girl he assumes can see. Throughout their discussion, the narrator hides his own blindness and provides descriptions of the scenery. When the girl departs, another passenger informs the narrator that the girl was completely blind. The narrator realizes he deceived himself in assuming the girl could see.
The eyes have it english
This short story by Ruskin Bond follows a narrator on a train who strikes up a conversation with a girl sitting next to him, despite both being blind. The narrator tactfully hides his blindness and describes the scenery, hoping not to reveal his impairment. When the girl leaves, another passenger informs the narrator that the girl was also blind. The narrator realizes he deceived himself by making assumptions without knowing the full picture, in an ironic twist. The story is an example of situational irony and teaches not to make assumptions in initial perceptions of others.
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This document discusses and analyzes Ruskin Bond's short story "The Eyes Have It." It provides background on Bond and an overview of the plot, which follows a blind narrator on a train who engages in conversation with a girl, unaware that she is also blind. The document analyzes similarities between the characters, themes of blindness, loneliness, and human connection in the story. It compares the original and revised versions and argues the original should be restored due to the metafictional and psychoanalytic insights it provides into the adolescent author.
Eyes are not here
Ruskin Bond wrote the story "The Eyes are not Here" in 1991 about a blind narrator traveling alone by train. He enjoys conversing with a young girl who joins him, as they discuss the natural scenery. Though blind, the narrator finds the girl an interesting companion based on her voice and energy. When they reach her stop, the narrator's curiosity about her appearance is left unsatisfied when he learns from the next passenger that the girl was also blind.
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The story is set on a train from Rohana to Saharanpur. A narrator engages in conversation with a girl who joins him in his train compartment. Throughout their discussion, the narrator takes care to maintain the pretense of having full eyesight, though he reveals to the readers that he is blind. When the girl departs, another passenger enters and notes that she too was blind. The narrator's disability and motivation to conceal it highlights the social pressures faced by those with impairments.
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