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Discuss The Binding Vine as a stream of consciousness novel

30 Aug 2021
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Character sketches of five major characters of The Binding Vine

Urmi

The Binding Vine deals with the multi-facetedness of its central character Urmi. Urmi is an urban, intelligent, educated middle-class wife, who is employed as a lecturer in a college. She appears to be active and smart. Urmi's vision towards life is quite different from other women of our society. Urmi is sensitive from another angle also. Though she is grief-stricken, she does not want sympathy. Urmi is free, frank and without inhibitions. She is one who affirms her independence and freedom in each and every judgment of her life. Urmi united in marriage with the man whom she preferred, but is desperate in her ____ _________ ___ _________ ______.
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