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Nishikanto Ghosh was Patol Babu’s neighbor and friend and to bring him  a film offer for ,he wanted to Patol Babu to stay at home after he returned from his shopping.

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Helen’s stay at Perkins Institute in May 1888 was full of joy and learning important lesson of life. No sooner had she reached there than she began making friends with the blind children of the institute. She felt so happy interacting with them as all of them knew manual alphabet. She felt as if she was in her own world.  Helen felt pain in her heart for the poor and deprived children as she interacted and played with them at the Perkins Institute. She forgot all her personal pain in the pleasure of their companionship.

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lomov , a suspicious landowner is a well -to - do unmarried man in his mid - thirties . He suffers from a variety of ailments . he starts trembling when he is nervous .He also suffers from palpitations, is easily excitable and always gets awfullybupset.At such a moment his lips tremble and there's a twitch in his right eyebrow. Lomov has been looking for a perfect for himself but has failed to meet an ideal match. He does not consider Natalya to be ideally suited for him , but being practical, he takes into account his advancing age and decides to make a compromise by proposing to her . However , he lacks self - confidence and keeps beating about the bush instead of starting matters clearly. Lomov is quarrelsome by nature and starts arguing about the rightful ownership of the '' Oxen Meadows ",whereas his actual purpose was to propose to Natalaya . He is a comical character whonhas not learnr the wise lesson of proper discrimination between the relative importance of different situations. Insteaf of concentrating on the topic of proposing romantically, he keeps on foolishly asserting his claim over"oxen meadows " . He is childish , unintelligent and foolish who stubbornly keeps on arguing with the lady ,who seems to be the only person he could marry . He does not even hesitate to hurl abuses at the chubukov family when he gets into heated arguments over Oxen Meadows and the dogs . His stubbornness and immaturity almost ruin the sole prospect of marriage.

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Natalaya was a young unmarried girl of twenty five years. She lived in the neighbourhood of Lomov, a young unmarried man. She was an excellent housekeeper and was not bad looking. She was thirsting for love. Her father called her a lovesick cat. Lomov said that she was well educated, but she did not seem to be so. She was very quarrelsome and abusive by nature. She began a bitter quarrel with Lomov over a piece of land that had little value. She said that those meadows were not much worth to her but she could not stand unfairness. But when she learnt that Lomov had come to propose to her, she forgot all fairness and unfairness. She began to wail over the lost chance .She forced her father to call him back. But in no time, she started quarrelling with him again. It was on their dogs. Both claimed their respective dogs to be of a superior breed.

Natalaya was a young unmarried girl of twenty five years. She lived in the neighbourhood of Lomov, a young unmarried man. She was an excellent housekeeper and was not bad looking. She was thirsting for love. Her father called her a lovesick cat. Lomov said that she was well educated, but she did not seem to be so. She was very quarrelsome and abusive by nature. She began a bitter quarrel with Lomov over a piece of land that had little value. She said that those meadows were not much worth to her but she could not stand unfairness. But when she learnt that Lomov had come to propose to her, she forgot all fairness and unfairness. She began to wail over the lost chance .She forced her father to call him back. But in no time, she started quarrelling with him again. It was on their dogs. Both claimed their respective dogs to be of a superior breed.

The full name of Chubukov was " Stephan Chubukov" 
.Chubukov  was the owner of a land. Who live with his daughter named as 
" Natalya  " He was always like a antagonistic man. But while talking to others he was always politely. Even he welcome the man name "Lomov' very kindly who comes to proposed his daughter at first. The Chubukov was the greedy man when it's comes to a match for his daughter. But he was also considered a loving father.

Lomov was a young, unmarried man of thirty five. He was anxious to get married as he had already reached a critical age. So he decided to propose a girl in the neighbourhood. Her name was Natalya, a girl of twenty-five years old. Lomov thought that she was a good housekeeper and was not bad looking. Further she was unmarried. Lomov was a funny character. He was suffering from palpitation. He behaved as if he were eccentric. He was so eager to marry Natalya. But when he came to propose to her, he started quarrelling over trifles. He quarreled on issues like Oxen Meadows and pet dogs named Squeezer and Guess. He even abused Natalya and her father Chubukov while quarreling.

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Man, human

Anne Frank was extraordinary in her vitality, optimism, hunger for knowledge, and creativity. She was also a moody, sensitive young woman who could (by her own admission) occasionally be mean to those around her... though she struggled not to be.

In other words, not only was she extraordinary, she was also just plain ol' ordinary. This makes her story all the more relatable. And all the more devastating.

Anne changed in many ways over the two years she was writing her diary. Some of these changes can be described as “growth.” She became an astute observer of politics, and of human nature, and she became a very practiced and well-educated writer. Many of her diary entries suggest a mind mature past her years, and we forget we are reading the work of a teenager. 

We should also consider that some of Anne’s changes were because her so-called growth was being stunted. By the end of the diary, we barely recognize the Anne we knew from the first diary entries—and she barely recognizes herself. We see a shell-shocked, alienated, half-starved young woman. Her final diary entry is a cry of despair from someone who just can’t take anymore. Anne’s changes are complicated, and cover many elements of her personality. We’ll give you an in depth view of a few of those elements.