Three Books Written by India's Author, Anand Neelakantan Essay

Hours of search passed before he found a lead. Kinoe, the boy he spared, was suspiciously traveling through the woods. From the trees, Kakashi followed Kinoe to a cave. Kakashi was captured and almost killed as he was nearly suffocated. Only to be saved by Kinoe, whom elected to interrogate him instead of killing him. Kakashi managed to get free and gain a size-able amount of Intel at the same time. He formed a plan to use one of the Iburi members to catch Orochimaru. Once he track down the one he needed whom was with Kinoe, he explained the plan, which was turned down immediately. They later returned to the cave where the rest of the clan had been slaughtered by

When Katsa fishes him out, she and Bitterblue dress the wound in his shoulder, slump him over a horse, and set out for the king was not dead and the only one who could kill him was knocked out.

The assassins then predicted them going there. They eventually found them, Bedeckt through his ax into an assassins skull then fled. One of the asssassins summoned scorpions to attack Wichtig, Wichtig then dies then goes into the afterlife. When Stehlen eliminates the other assassins, Morgen is told that he should heal Wichtig and resurrect him with his godly powers. Morgen then helps Wichtig locate the best swordsmen/swordswoman in the small city, then Wichtig goes and mocks, then fights and beats them. The four then set camp at a forest, then Morgen asks questions to Wichtig such as, “Why did Konig send the assassins? Were they trying to kill me or rescue me?” Wichtig then convinces him that they were trying to kill him. But, Morgen then thinks that Wichtig is just using him, so Morgen kills Wichtig then flees. Wichtig in the afterlife, is surrounded by the people he has slain, as those you kill must serve you in the afterlife. Bedeckt and Stehlen found the boy running, Stehlen trys to kill the boy but Bedeckt protects and hits Stehlen in the throught. Stehlen then is about to die, Bedeckt tells Morgen to resurrect her but he refuses. Morgen then hits Bedeckt with a rock then flees. Morgen, thirsty and hungry, looks for food and

Shortly after dispatching them, he died. Qara returned the next day, and the people whispered the queen poisoned him, They saw the smug, satisfied grin on Qara’s face and poisonous glances as she rode through the streets to the castle.

The king soon realized why the citizen were delighted to see their queen dead. The day of her reckoning was here everyone gathered from all over to see this. The queen entered the arena she hears boos. Then all of sudden, she flashbacks to the trial of her ex lover, and how she directed him to the door of the tiger. She looks around for her father’s face. Instantly, the queen falls her knees and starts crying. Remembering all the grief and heartache she caused him and her kingdom. The bell rung the wild beasts released from their cages and attacks

Then a knife plunges through Kay’s side and rips through her organs, insides on fire. “Shema Yisrael…” she says. He grinds the machete into her bones and raises his arm, the silhouette of the blade blocking out the sun rays.

Kasumi reveals herself, and tells them the truth as to why the vase and knife were shattered and stabbed onto the ground. Everyone confess to what they've done, but blame it on Ranma. Despite all the trouble they've caused, Kasumi simply taps his forehead and says

Ana defends him. She grabs her nunchaku and swings them. Suddenly a burst of energy light erupts out of the nunchaku. It even surprises Ana. The bandits continue to charge and the blast of energy grows stronger. As they continue to attack Ana, Shuri returns. He defeats the bandits, but warns the villagers of a bigger threat. The Frynge are planning to attack the village. They are hunting for Shuri, but will kill all humans in their way and destroy their world. Ferals are the lower class creatures, but the Shadow is the most deadly one to battle. It won’t be easy. Mori is aware of the Frynge. He orders everyone to take shelter in the bunkers and clear the city.

Kahara was shocked to see the castle gates open and a river of knights rushed her. They gently laid Will in a litter and rush him away. She didn’t even get a chance to say goodbye as he disappeared in the middle of the towering men dressed in steal. As she turned to go she felt an armored hand on her shoulder.

cannot marry. Since she cannot marry Katagiri, Kie marries into a merchant family who treats her horrendously. Through such mistreatment, Kie becomes deathly ill and Katagiri must save her. Storming into the merchant’s home, Katagiri takes Kie and demands that her husband divorces her. Taking Kie back to his

When the address of Mr. Kapasi flies out of Mrs. Das’s bag into the sky, the author reveals Mr. Kapasi’s opinion of their relationship, it would be the beginning of a long-term relationship and maybe even a love interest. He also thought she would write him explaining her feeling to him, “She would write to him, asking about his days interpreting at the doctor’s office, and he would respond eloquently, choosing only the most entertaining anecdotes, ones that would make her laugh out loud as she read them in her house in New Jersey” (455). Mr. Kapasi dreams that Mrs. Das would than reveal that her marriage was failing, and he would do the same, and their relationship

They asked if they needed help and the lion and snake said that they needed to find three lion cubs. They all said that they only saw two lion cubs. Then the mother asked “What direction did they run in!?!” the troop leader said “West”. The lion gave her thanks and they bolted as fast as they could to find a clue. Suddenly, they saw a cub in the distance and kept running until they saw the body up close. It was hers. She realized it was dead and at the instant she was full of retribution. She wanted to kill whoever killed her son, Ayokunle. she wondered where her other cubs were. She her a jeep in the distance. Her and the snake went towards the jeep. It was coming closer and she saw two human males in the jeep. She noticed something move in the back and she saw it was one of her cubs. She ran up on the hood of the jeep and the man jumped out. She said “I’ll be back to get you.” She roared at the people and the snake came out of nowhere and bit one of the men, so her pounced on him and scratched and bit him until he died. The other man was scared out of his mind and he didn’t know what to do so he shot her but she didn’t feel it. She attacked him the same way she did the other human. She attacked him until he was dead. The suddenly after she killed him, she started to feel the gunshot wound and then she died when trying to get her cubs out of the jeep. The cubs hopped out of the jeep and asked the snake what happened to her. They were confused. He said “Your mother has died. When you were in the back of the car, she got shot trying to save you guys.” Her last words were “fate can destroy the plans of even the strongest and most determined

It is the story of Devdas and Paro, childhood sweethearts who are torn apart when Devdas is sent away to Calcutta by his father, the local zamindar. When Devdas returns to his village, now turns as a handsome lad of nineteen. Paro asks him to marry her. But Devdas is unable to stand up to parental opposition to the match and rejects the proposition. Stunned, Paro agrees to marry an elderly widower. Devdas returns to Calcutta, but every waking hour of his is now filled with thoughts of Paro and his unfulfilled love for her. He runs to Paro days before her marriage and asks her to elope with him, but she refuses. Heartbroken, he seeks solace in alcohol and in the company of the courtesan Chandramukhi. Chandramukhi falls in love with Devdas, but even when he is with her he can only think of Paro. It is now his destiny to hurtle on relentlessly on the path of self-destruction. Sensing his fast-approaching death, Devdas returns to meet Paro to fulfill his vow. He dies at her doorstep on a dark, cold night. Therefore, on hearing of the death of Devdas, Paro runs towards the door, but her family members prevent her from stepping out of the door. The novel also beautifully shows how the social customs in Bengal in the early 1900s bring distress to

“After you went school that day, he brought Yashpal to your home. He introduced him to your mother and informed her about fixing your marriage with Yashpal but your mother denied any possibility of it. Yashpal increased the money to accept the proposal but your mother asked him to leave. After Yashpal left, you father had beaten your mother. He gave her ultimatum either to leave the house or accept the proposal of Yashpal. Of course, she could not see you getting destroyed in front of her eyes. Under the deep depression, she took poison to end her life. She might have thought that by ending her

When Harish's poet friends come, she makes samosas, kachoris, pakoras and mathris for them. Virmati's marriage with Harish comes to her as a great shock. She is disillusioned by his act. She thinks about her fault but couldn't find out. Ganga is a submissive and uneducated woman. She becomes the victim of the patriarchal society. After Harish's marriage with Virmati once Kishori Devi meets Ganga personally and says it is in God's hand. We can just serve Him and nothing is in our hand.