Fate In Tess Of The D Urbervilles

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It is very clear that Hardy believed that fate was doing the damage to Tess. Thomas Hardy was brought under orthodox environment; much believed that fate cannot be avoided. When things could not be brought under the control, one will shift the issue, the fate and get compromised. Tess when things have gone beyond the control, she has gone to the extent of murdering Alec. Here again Thomas Hardy describes the fate can do bad and good also. There are two faces in a human. On the principles of Hardy’s environment, fate is a prime factor in a human life. All these factors were clearly made known to the readers in the novel ‘Tess of the D’Urbervilles’. Hardy has gained a momentum by this novel. R.K.Narayan’s ‘The English Teacher’, is a magnificent novel bringing the scenery of typical south Indian culture. The author hails from south India. In this novel he touches the deep, smooth and gentle love affairs between Krishna and Susila. Susila is a simple girl and brought up in an atmosphere of good discipline. Ladies never had a choice to select their life partner. This was decided the parents of the girl. After the marriage with Krishna, Susila was a perfect house wife. Krishna loved his wife and was leading a happy and comfortable …show more content…

The characters that are formed are otherwise a real living person who leads life with joy and sorrow. Hardy strongly believes that the life is of the direction of the good and bad fate, where love plays an important role. R.K.Narayan’s concept in the novels is after the demise of Thomas Hardy over twenty years that too in the deep part south India. The whole scene is now totally changed and much pertaining to the end of twentieth century. His novels gained a good popularity since the true happenings were shown in the novel. The environment and socio-culture of his novels travel much close to the time period. Both the authors have handled the environment and socio-culture topics very realistic and truly. This is much because of the period and the region of their respective place. It is a pleasure to gain knowledge of their region of that

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