Swami and Friends Symbols & Objects

R.K. Narayan
This Study Guide consists of approximately 40 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Swami and Friends.

Swami and Friends Symbols & Objects

R.K. Narayan
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Cricket

Cricket is a symbol of Swami's friendships, especially with Rajam. Swami enjoys cricket and works hard at it, just as he enjoys his friendship with Rajam and works hard to maintain it, much in the way he devotes time to practice. When Swami misses the the first match, he and Rajam both take it as a personal slight, rather than one against the team as a whole.

Swami's cap

Swami's cap represents his good but misguided and uninformed intentions, which often lead him to trouble. He destroys his cap in a fit of anti-colonial anger, believing it to be English-made. His father later corrects him, revealing it was actually an Indian-made cap, leading to Swami getting in trouble with his father and later, with his school.

Swami's baby brother

Swami's younger brother represents his relationship to his family, without the distractions or impediments of school, class...

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