Carignano
This is the place Nanda come to live in solitude.
Hamam
This is what Ram Lal lights for Raka’s bath and also where the two of them sit and talk.
Moon
This is the meaning of Raka’s name, though Nanda says she is nothing like it.
Broken Umbrella
This is the only thing Ila Das has to shoo away the schoolboys who are mocking her.
Buddha Sculpture
This is the object in Nanda’s home which she says is the only thing she has left from her father’s things.
The Burnt Cottage
Raka becomes fascinated with this after Ram Lal and Nanda tell her stories of the woman who had lived there before who had gone mad.
Hoopoe Birds
These have built a nest outside Nanda’s quiet home, with squawking nestlings that annoy her.
Lillies
These are part of a song Tara sings...
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