In ‘like the sun,’ all of the following would be considered ‘casualties’ of sekhar’s truth except his children colleagues wife headmaste

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All of the following can be considered casualties of Sekhar's truth, except for (A) his children. While he does miss an opportunity to spend time with them, he does not engage in direct conversations or have any truthful discussions with them. Additionally, the other options, including his colleagues, wife, and headmaster, all experience the repercussions of his unveiling of truth in various ways.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

In "Like the Sun," all of the following would be considered "casualties" of Sekhar's truth except his children. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option. "Like the Sun" is actually written by R.K.Narayan. I hope that this is the answer you were looking for and it has helped you.

Anonymous · Answer

1) According to Sekhar, Truth is like the Sun because (B)- it may cause pain to others. 2) All of the following can be considered casualties of Sekhar's truth except for (A) His children. While he does miss an opportunity to spend time with them, he does not directly speak with them or have a truthful discussion with them. 3) The quote that best represents the consequences of the truth is (D), because his wife's sullen expression is a direct reaction to him hurting her feelings by telling the truth.

Anonymous · Answer

1. B. Cannot be directly stated. 2. A. Children.3. C. "Truth, he reflected, required as much strength to give as to receive."Explanation:In the story Like The Sun by R. K. Narayan, the main protagonist Sekhar decided to tell only the truth for a day, which turned out to be a really difficult task altogether. Everyone seemed to ask for his opinion which he couldn't avoid due to his resolve to be truthful, no matter what.And by stating the truth "is like the sun", which cannot be directly stated and which is something you cannot look "straight in the face". And it is this truth that he decided to follow, no matter the consequences they may bring forth. His resolve of being truthful made casualties of his wife (about her cooking), the headmaster (about his singing) and his colleagues (about a man who recently passed away) but not of his children. And through his dealing with the various 'casualties', he came to the realization that truth is something that requires as much strength to admit as to receive a truthful response.

Mose Bernier · Answer

The answer is:A - ChildrenHope this helps ?

Anonymous · Answer

The correct answer is A) children. In "Like the Sun," all of the other choices would be considered "casualties" of Sekhar's truth except his children. The story didn't mention anything about it. Thank you for posting your question. I hope this answer helped you. Let me know if you need more help.

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In ‘like the sun,’ all of the following would be considered ‘casualties’ of sekhar’s truth except his children colleagues wife headmaste

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