4th Year 20th Century Novel | Short Questions

Added: 2026-05-12

[00:00:00]Peace be upon you. I hope everyone is doing very well. Today we will be reading a fourth-century novel.

[00:00:10]Important short questions from the Century Novel.

[00:00:18]We have all the important short questions from this century novel to make you laugh [snort]. Let's say we'll be studying around 12 or 13. InshaAllah, I will get common sense from here. I got a common score in the previous exams. I hope I will get this too, InshaAllah. So let's go to the screen, I hope you can see [gasp] First, do we start with the serial or do we read it in reverse? Let's read it serially. The very first question is, what does the word intended mean?

[00:00:58]What does this intended mean?

[00:01:02]Fantastic, the one I want to marry.

[00:01:05]Intended means fiancé. That is, the man we heard about, Mr. Quart, became ill and later died. Before he died, Dahar was saying, "Eram." What do you know about this man? It says to write a short on Mr. Quartz, intended, intended, mayhead, what kind of woman is she really like? We know, but we don't know, so while we are writing about her, we will write about Marlo and Quartz from the story to the summary.

[00:01:35]Yes, you understand, it should be written that way because the wife is actually introduced through the son-in-law. The son-in-law should be introduced through the son-in-law.

[00:01:44]Okay, this is for the girl who does n't understand yet, try to understand, let's see the question.

[00:01:58]So we'll introduce him here first, as Mr. Quart's intended fiancée. Is the intended girl actually his fiancée? We're talking about her. That girl who lives in Europe. Who lives mainly in Europe. The End of Innocence and Ideal Love in Europe. She is an ideal love innocent symbol of a woman many girls have innocent good girl she has a symbol Mr. Coward believe Mr. Coward man she loved Mr. Coward and believed that Mr. Coward man is very good great man good man believed this Mr. Coward Quel'Ashan Africa he Mr. Coward is actually bad man what is he doing in Africa he did not know anything about all these things or things he loved him for her to him Quarts is a great man with a pure heart Mr. Coward is a good man with a good heart but Mr. Coward is actually a very bad man this time again when Marlow meets Mr. Coward we will write how Mr. Coward is Marlow when he meets after Mr. Coward's death with that intention Marlow goes to meet with him to give information about Coward [gasp] Marlow can see Marlow find that she still sad and loyal Mr. Quards is not gone for some time, he is still in Africa, this girl is loyal to him like an expatriate's wife, she is also loyal, sad and sad, she speaks about Mr. Quards with great respect, how is he doing, is he well, and she believed in her heart that maybe Mr. Quards also loves me very much. That 's why he asked what were his last words? What did he say before he died? What did you say? Mr. Quartz originally told those who wanted to give a quotation before he died that it was a quotation.

[00:03:59]But this is a quotation, of course, it's not written by me.

[00:04:02]So before he died, Mr. Quartz said, "Dahr, dahr, the horror, the horror."

[00:04:06]Fear of the future. He was talking like that. But Marlowe doesn't tell the truth. Marlo did n't tell him the truth. What did Marlowe do instead? Told his intended that Mr. Quards said your name before he died.

[00:04:20]Your name was Mr. Marlowe.

[00:04:24]What does the woman actually represent by saying this? Bright Polite European World. The beautiful, polite world of Europe. In reality, the opposite of darkness is the dark reality of Africa. The opposite of Africa is Africa, where we can see the bad things of people, like Mr. Quarries, even though he is a modern man in the city, he is bad.

[00:04:51]We can see the opposite.

[00:04:54]His fiancée or his wife will see that the son-in- laws are bad, his wife is innocent, polite, beautiful, natural, good girl, and the boy who is a good brother will end his life.

[00:05:06]His wife is her character, truth, illusion. Through this girl, we can actually see the difference between truth and falsehood or error. How people create a false image to others. Comfort them. Some people like Mr. Quarries are bad people.

[00:05:25]Then the question that is very important comes up every year. Okay, the question is how does ivory symbolize in the Heart of Darkness? In the story of Heart of Darkness, what is actually shown through the word ivory?

[00:05:41]Mr. Quarries, we can see that he comes here and collects ivory. They send them abroad, smuggle them, sell them, how to collect ivory? To collect ivory, you have to kill the elephant, kill the elephant and cut off its tusks.

[00:05:55][Sniffing] First, shoot them and make them confess. They cut off their tusks. They bring fresh elephants. They wo n't let you cut their tusks. The elephant will say, "Take them, they won't cut their tusks."

[00:06:07]Here, ivory actually symbolizes, first I told the story. I symbolize, actually, the greed of those white people, their exploitation, their filth, their cruelty, and their cruelty. So when we write the answer, I will write that in this play, in the novel, ivory is a strong symbol.

[00:06:27]Ivory is basically a symbol or symbol. Ivory is not a real thing.

[00:06:33]It is basically a symbol.

[00:06:39]It looks like a trade item. At first, although it seems that it is a valuable business item, the Europeans came to Africa to collect ivory to profit. They came here to collect ivory to make a profit.

[00:06:49]But we can see that gradually, ivory has become a symbol of The grid power and cruelty of ivory basically becomes a symbol of greed.

[00:07:09]We can see that the symbol of grid power and cruelty becomes a symbol of greed.

[00:07:11]Ivory changes the behavior of European traders. What does Ivory do? It changes the nature of the people there.

[00:07:18]Behavior changes. The more elephants you kill, the more money you make. Are people any better off? People give slowly, if you give. Give me what you have.

[00:07:25]Close the door. Become selfish and inhuman. The people there are slowly becoming inhumane. Becomes an animal.

[00:07:36]Why are they killing such a big, calm, good animal like an elephant? For money, for profit, for income, they become selfish in human. They are becoming inhuman. They are becoming selfish.

[00:07:52]African people like slaves, get more ivory. They are also treating African people like slaves. The missionaries came here to collect ivory. But the mission to civilize and educate the African people is not to civilize Africa. They did not come to civilize Africa. But why did they come? But they came to steal its wealth. They came to steal Africa's wealth. Represent the dirt of colonialism. The dirty truth of colonialism is actually shown by Mr. Quartz. Here we can see that ivory becomes an obsession for him. Obsession means that he only valued two things in his life.

[00:08:33]Brother, you are fat. If you eat coffee, you will become fat. If you eat coffee, you will eat a man. Fat is rude, shut up, I'm taking a fat class, don't talk, so for Mr. Quartz, ivory is an obsession, love, another thing he loved, that's his fiancée, he would have loved his daughter if he could n't go back, guys, you'll see that many times we can see that Mr. Quartz, that he has a mistress while he's in Africa, that means he's with someone else, but he loves his own, that's why there are such rude people in the world, ivory is an obsession for him, forgot all morals and became a valent, he forgot all morals and became a tool himself, the devil is a bad symbol of dark human desire, it's actually a symbol of human's bad desires, what is ivory, we'll revise it a little, first of all, I'll write about ivory, in the story, ivory is basically a symbolic product of a business, but later it is shown that they are actually ivory collectors, they are committing atrocities here They kill elephants and treat African people cruelly. They did not come here to civilize Africans, but rather to generate income for themselves.

[00:10:02]So through Mr. Coase, we see the bad side of people like them.

[00:10:07]Another question was to describe the word horror, horror, horror.

[00:10:13]What exactly is the horror ward?

[00:10:16]This is a capital letter and is basically a line in a book. What we saw a little while ago. Don't say this. Go.

[00:10:24]Mr. Quartz was uttering the word "horror" before he died. Horror horror was saying like this, I don't have the answer to this here, someone sent it to me, I think, okay, I told you in my mouth, you can do it, we read the big question, yes, horror basically means the afterlife when a person dies, but some things he can see in his imagination or see face to face, it can be horror, something terrible, so when writing the answer here, I will write what Mr. Quartz was like, I will write that he was a bad person, he used to commit murder in the name of the Ibody Collection, etc. I will write these first, the white substance inside the ivory, the white valuable part is called ivory, so [sniffing] slowly, we will write about his early days, we will write that he slowly got sick and died, he was saying dahr dahr, dahr, may be represented, we will write about her upcoming horror after life, it may be something terrible that he is facing in the afterlife, or his regrets, it can be written in all books, it is approximate It is written as because it is not explained, this is what you are talking about, it could be that he was talking about the terrible things he saw in the future before he died.

[00:11:59]This is how we will write it. Then hide this part and go to Mr. Quartz's fiancée and kill him and give him information that before he died, he did not say anything about horror. He said your name. He said such a lie because the girl loved him. The Passage to India From the trip to India, we will ask the first question: Why did the British party fail in the Passage to India? A Passage to India? A Passage to India? I mean, why did the British party fail? Let me tell you again that the British gave a party. The purpose of that party was for them to meet up with the Indians, talk, get to know each other, become friends. Who is the bridge party? Well, it is also called a bridge party. It is also called a British party.

[00:12:56]Who was organizing that bridge party? The British were organizing that bridge party.

[00:12:58]That's why we also call it a bridge party.

[00:13:00]Yes. B R I D G S P A R T Y This is [snorts] that bridge party.

[00:13:05]Bridge means a connecting party. Okay?

[00:13:12]So why did this party fail? The English don't treat those Indians well.

[00:13:17]In fact, a fight broke out here too. It fails. You have to turn off the mic and cough.

[00:13:25]So we will write that the British Party in the question of the British Party or the British Party, whatever it is, we will write that the British Party or the British Party fails in this passage. India fails in this story because they do not understand the Indian people and their culture. They cannot understand the Indians.

[00:13:38]That is why this party fails. The Better Indians. The English think that they are much better than the Indians. They have more respect.

[00:13:47]Their work is more responsible. Their honor is more. They are big people of a higher caste.

[00:13:53]That is why they behave very badly with the Indians. In particular, we can see Indians, such as Dr. Aziz, behaving in a very bad way. Dr. Aziz was dragged to jail.

[00:14:05]The British want to punish the Indian people for no reason.

[00:14:09]And Indians are also upset with them. The British never wanted to make friends with Indians or to learn about Indian culture. It was just a show-off party.

[00:14:21]Okay? So, friendship between them is not possible due to this communication gap.

[00:14:24]So we can say that bridge parties fail because they don't treat Indian people with kind and respect.

[00:14:32]You can't speak to people with respect.

[00:14:36]How will your relationship with him/her be? It won't happen.

[00:14:38]It only happens between friends in our country. It happens between husband and wife. No one respects anyone.

[00:14:43]Fighting and abuse 24 hours a day. But they also remain lifelong friends.

[00:14:48]Relationships and family remain.

[00:14:54]So they don't have the right to understand Indian culture. The English do n't even try to understand Indian culture. The behavior of these people makes no attempt to understand anything. [Snorting] Next, I have a question for us: the capes of Marabar.

[00:15:08]What is the thing? The question can come in two ways.

[00:15:10]Both the death and the resurrection can come.

[00:15:12]The name Marabar Caves is a fake name. The cape that was in the original India is the Barabar Caves.

[00:15:20]That was written here fictionally by our writer.

[00:15:22]So write about it. We have big questions about this too.

[00:15:27]In short, we will write it short.

[00:15:33]Marbar case and special in India.

[00:15:34]It is very special in India. And what is this?

[00:15:37]Toss is dark and mysterious. It is dark and mysterious. There were many rumors about it. Which is what happened when Adam and Eve came down from heaven through this hole. There are many strange and strange rumors like this. You can write a history if you want.

[00:15:54]We will write what we know about this cave.

[00:15:56]Made of Rocks and Strange Echo Inside Them. These things are holes made of rocks and inside it there is an echo. When someone goes in front and makes a sound, the sound is like this. The sound goes inside and disappears.

[00:16:09]People make sound. When someone makes a sound inside the cave, the echo bounces off the sound like everything is repeating over and over. The sound keeps repeating over and over. It keeps echoing. This makes the cave feel strange and scary. We can see this because of the people in this story. They think these caves are scary. Your case is actually important to the story.

[00:16:36]This is meant to convey the idea of ​​nothingness and emptiness. What is inside the cave? The emptiness, the air, the emptiness inside people. It means the emptiness of people's lives. When people enter this cave, they feel like everything is meaningless and there is no purpose of life. There is no value, everything is worthless, nothing seems to be the case when people enter these deadly camps.

[00:17:05]The feeling of emptiness is unbearable and this feeling, this bad feeling, no one knows why it happens. So this is the story of the deadly camps, okay? We will write that the death caps are that India is a strange and, by extension, a scary place. This story creates an important theme. It's happening again that Dr. Aziz went there with two women.

[00:17:35]Okay? Mrs. Moore Adlaquested We can also write that Strange complains in her name in Adlaquest.

[00:17:39]But basically, it's that human life has no real value.

[00:17:45]We are in a vacuum. If you die today, you will become history tomorrow. This is what is represented through these Maramba capes. What are you so proud of?

[00:17:57]While riding my bike, I was going around a bend and saw a lot of speed. The truck is coming at twice the speed of me. I felt like history was about to become a thing of the past in a second.

[00:18:06]What's the point of being so arrogant? I'm talking about you, not just me. While eating, he suddenly felt a piece of food stuck here. It will be history in the morning. No one will call you to class the next day. And what's your problem with the caves of death? In the flying bird, whatever you fly, whatever you fly, and whatever I fly, well, now we will read To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf, a story written by this beautiful woman.

[00:19:10]From To the Lighthouse, we will read How is Lily Briscoe Dissatisfied with Her Picture. In this novel, we can see why a woman is dissatisfied with her picture. She is a picture. This dissatisfaction can come in a different way in the exam. Discount can come in this way. Whatever comes, comes. You have to read both, InshaAllah. But remember that short questions and broad questions are just stories. Since we will read the novel better than the novel, the Nobel Prize.

[00:19:46]From there, broad questions often come in short form. Shorts often come in broad shapes.

[00:19:50]This is where the synonym for dissatisfied can be found. It changes like this.

[00:19:55]But these cannot be panicked. You should read the question carefully and understand it.

[00:19:59]Okay?

[00:20:04]Dad asks whether to take classes or listen to music.

[00:20:06]I will feed cod to your dad again.

[00:20:09]Khadija Kaiser. So and so. Khadija.

[00:20:14]You ask me to sing songs in every class. Aisa.

[00:20:16]Why are you feeding cod? You understand that it is gone.

[00:20:25]If I feel your arrangement, turn off the mic. Then you will say, "Fa Lily Briscoe?" Why is her wheel dissatisfied with the picture?

[00:20:39]Radia Khandaker.

[00:20:42]Yes, sir. Wait. I will tell you later. Stand up. Don't talk. I will give you my mother. Seriously.

[00:20:53]Lisko. We can see.

[00:20:55]In the story of To The Lighthouse, he tries to draw a picture of Hall, but the picture is not what he wants. He will draw a picture in which Mr. Rams' wife will be seen as an ideal woman. Or, he does n't have any imagination. My childhood fantasy was to draw a giant watermelon, a giant round like a watermelon.

[00:21:15]Yes, it will be. When this cheyal walks, the cheyal term will be lower, meaning it will be level with the feet. And the top of the tower will be very high in the sky. Its size will be round. Round, just like an egg. I haven't been able to do it until today.

[00:21:30]If there is an artist in our academy who has a picture of such a monster, please send it to me. The monster looks very funny. Can you give me some pumpkin potash type?

[00:21:41][Clears throat] I'll try. Okay. Thank you. Just send it to our official phone number or inbox us on the page ID.

[00:21:50][Snoring] So Lily Briscoe imagines that she'll draw such a beautiful imaginary picture. But he's not. I don't agree.

[00:21:59]In fact, why not? In the third year, we read Andrea Dell's work. If there is no satisfaction in the mind, the work is never done very well. This is a fact. This is a lie. The more sorrow in the mind, the more pain in the heart, the more anger in the heart. His literature, his art, is the most perfect, the more beautiful. Anyway, he tells us in his story that he cannot. We will write it because, let's see, Lilisk and Dissatisfied. There are things that were said. He will write with is. If you write it in the present infinitive, it is better to write it in the past tense. If you write something, it is said that he is dissatisfied with his picture because he does not like to capture the truth. He cannot express the thing he wants to express properly. He likes her in that picture. She is an artist. She is an artist. She wants to make a painting where she wants to show something real and meaningful. She is a reality. He wants to create a picture but he can't find the right words or imagery.

[00:23:11]He can't draw properly.

[00:23:13]We can see that Lilibrisco is a little insecure about his picture or his talent. Many people may ask Lilibrisco, who is Mr. James or Mr. Rem, who is their family relative who is visiting. It is not mentioned who he is. He is a family relative, their relative, their aunt, it could be something else.

[00:23:37]He is worried that the painting is not good enough. His painting is not beautiful enough.

[00:23:45]People will not understand it. What happens as a result of this?

[00:23:51]He feels frustrated, disappointed, dissatisfied. We will say that his dissatisfaction with his picture is basically a struggle. What is the struggle? To find her own voice as an artist. As an artist, you bring your own image to the forefront. Express yourself in a meaningful way. Bring your own picture to the fore.

[00:24:06]Which he can't do. I ca n't find the next question. Next question. The color of the monster is like a pumpkin, round and plump. He is walking slowly. The lower jaw is right up to the level of the foot.

[00:24:41]It means very low. The upper gel is very long. He walks with a huge smile on his face.

[00:24:45]Very fat.

[00:24:48]Sons and Lovers.

[00:24:51]Well, many of us may think that why are there so few questions from our previous question to the lighthouse?

[00:24:58]This is all that is right from the lighthouse. There is no need for more.

[00:25:04]Inshallah, we will get it from here. We do n't need to see anything else.

[00:25:12]If we know a little about Mr. and Mrs. Ramsay, we will know very briefly. Just give the introduction and conclusion of the story.

[00:25:19]Ramsay is Mrs. Ramsay, a woman who is very polite, calm, good, soft, and very caring towards her family, parents, children, and everyone. She is a person who loves everyone from the bottom of her heart and wants to keep everyone happy. And Mr. Ramsay is a little masculine, proud, serious, never selfish, he is a kind of philosopher. He always has logic, intellect, ego, and these. We can see that Mrs. Ramsay actually wants to get to know everyone and create a beautiful relationship.

[00:25:50]And Mr. that man is a bit of a strong type. He has a bit of a sedentary demeanor.

[00:25:54]Yes, from [snort] Sons and Lovers, we will read [snort] Radia Khandaker and Khadija.

[00:26:12]You want to listen to music again.

[00:26:15]Everything is not the same as before, you know. I wash my mind with the salty water of my eyes. I have never endured so much pain in my life. I will say it later. I will finish the question.

[00:26:34]We will read four questions from Sons and Lovers. Inshallah, you will get two common ones.

[00:26:37]Think about two of the four. Easy questions. Did Paul's relationship fail? The crisis of the medium with Paul breaks down. Why does it not stay? Why does it break down? We have read it widely. The relationship between the two people breaks down. Why should we give half? Let's write it easily. The medium with the medium is that that gentle, calm, beautiful woman is of the Huzoor type. She is Plato, a philosopher.

[00:27:06]She loves like Plato. We will write that their relationship breaks down. The reason is that they have different desires and natures. The nature of the two is different. Miriam is like Miriam. She is deeply spiritual.

[00:27:27]She wants complete traction from Paul. This is the job of girls. It is the responsibility of girls to I have to give attention from my side, I mean, I can't be lacking, I have to give full attention, no work can be done in this world, the work is finished. Aisa looks at him with a smile, I have to stay, God, you are wearing a blue jewelry on your nose.

[00:27:45]Yesterday there was a red flower. She also wants attention from the soul, from the inside. But Paul thinks that this girl is too serious and too demanding. A demanding type of girl, demanding, does not mean she wants money, she wants extra time, she wants attention. This type is uncomfortable for Paul. Things are medium controls him emotionally and he thinks that the medium is emptying me from the inside emotionally. He gave an example that was very serious. He said that it was like pulling and tearing the flower of a tree or eating its honey. We like it very much, but in fact, are we emptying that flower from the inside?

[00:28:27]He thinks that this woman is emptying me from the inside.

[00:28:34]Another thing is that Paul's mother also likes this girl.

[00:28:36]Paul's mother was jealous of this girl.

[00:28:39]Paul's mother was jealous of all the girls in the world because Paul's mother. We can see that she had a strong influence on Paul's life. She had an additional influence on Paul's life.

[00:28:48]Okay? So this woman's mother's control is so bad that Paul cannot give the medium his full attention due to Paul's mother's control. The remote worker says he can't even build a good relationship with the girl.

[00:29:05]Again, Paul himself had his own complaints that the girl wanted to control him too much or was a bit too demanding.

[00:29:14]So he does n't like so much heat. And there was another thing, I did n't know if I should write about it, so I didn't write about it.

[00:29:21]That's normal, it happens with everything in the world.

[00:29:25]Girls want complete attention. I have to pay attention. I mean, even if it's nothing, at least Aisa will talk to me on the phone for two or three hours at the end of the day and night.

[00:29:37]I will tell you what is happening or not happening throughout the day over the phone. You have to listen carefully.

[00:29:40]You know, you need to hear what happened in such and such a place.

[00:29:43]Attention, during work or meeting, as long as the phone tone is on, no touching is allowed, no touching is allowed, Miriam wants this from Paul and we know that boys who are bad boys, naughty boys, want to have physical relations with girls again, so here we can see that Paul also tells her that but Miriam says no, you won't touch me before marriage, okay, I have to give attention, I have to give it full time, but nothing else can be done, so Paul seems a bit weak from this side and secondly, his mother was not accepting anything, his mother is a bit of a psycho type of woman.

[00:30:18]Then the question we had was, "Right on Men and Women Conflict", I will read it a little later, " Sons and Lovers", in what sense is this novel a novel of class differences, in what sense is Sons and Lovers a novel about class differences, class differences, class differences, class differences, the inequality of the rich and the poor, so everyone is poor, let's talk about how we will see the inequality of the rich and the poor. Many times, the daughters of wealthy people fall in love and marry poor people. Remember that normally, no matter how great your parents are, your son-in-law will never be able to live on that woman's money, or they will never become great people with that money. This means that if there is class discrimination, try to avoid relationships.

[00:31:03]You will never be able to come to this poor house and be happy.

[00:31:07]You can be good with the boy. It's best for a middle-class boy like him to marry into a middle-class girl's family. Here we can see that Paul's father, Mr. Morel, was very handsome, had a lot of money, and was very dressy. This is a mistake that we girls often make. We fall for boys' beautiful and glamorous dress styles.

[00:31:29]Sometimes it happens that all the boys who walk very stylishly are very poor. This is how it happens. When Paul's mother sees this, she likes him and marries him. She sees that the boy has nothing at home. He deceives himself. Hey, but no one cheats. I'm imagining myself thinking, "This boy looks so handsome [sniffs]. Such a beautiful style, the style of eating bidi also looks great. Would you smoke a cigarette in front of him in a stylish way? [Snorting] [Loud laughter] The girl likes everything.

[00:31:59]What else does a woman like? I do n't like these things anymore. This is how love fades away if there is no money. It happens like that. So why do we call this story a story of class difference?

[00:32:11]Let me explain.

[00:32:14]Oh, we'll look at those two, the Walter model and the Gaur model.

[00:32:16][Clearing throat] Let's take a look at Bengali in a nutshell. This novel shows the lives of several types of people.

[00:32:23]How about the Gertrude model in particular?

[00:32:28]The woman comes from a well-educated, middle-class family. And Walter's model is completely lower class. It means a miner. He does n't eat for days. That money is often eaten up during the day. Many times they don't get food. Again, this man was an alcoholic. Remember that you should never talk about relationships with an addict. This man was a drug addict and could never give up his addiction in his life.

[00:32:48]They have family problems. Addiction makes it worse. Okay?

[00:32:53]So here we are, a middle-class family with a daughter from a very poor family, but the daughter is middle-class. The boy is from a very poor family. I can see that their relationship is never built well because of this class discrimination and it is through them that the class differences are being shown here or the class discrimination is being shown.

[00:33:13]You two should tell a story. Why don't you go to another room and tell a story? Why don't you wipe your ears?

[00:33:21]Fazil Polapan. It will take a little while for the class to end and the fight will continue.

[00:33:32]Hot Inf Sauce and Lovers is a novel about class differences. So how is this a novel about class discrimination?

[00:33:46]We will write about who belongs to whom and what class. We will write that this story is a novel about class differences and we will write that this novel here clearly shows the social and cultural gap between different classes and societies. It shows the gap between two different societies and classes.

[00:34:00]We've seen Alison's relationship with Jimmy Porter before. This guy just keeps on swearing and swearing.

[00:34:07]The girl can't understand why this man is unhappy. I don't understand why they do that.

[00:34:11]Because he comes from a good family. And the boy is from a middle-class or normal family. The girl was from a high-class family.

[00:34:16]The girl here is middle class. And the boy is absolutely low-level.

[00:34:22]They cannot cover this communication gap.

[00:34:24]Gatud Morrel comes from a middle-class educated family. The model comes from an educated family, the cultured woman was polite, fairly intelligent, somewhat polite, was polite in the beginning, but later it changes and Walter Model we can see that she belongs to the working class, she is a working class person, she earns her living day by day, what was her profession, her profession was coal miner, completely uneducated and rough mannered, kind of like a rickshaw driver, stupid people, what else, in the beginning, the gatud morale was attracted to him, he worked in all these coal mines, he tried to be very flashy with the money he got, seeing this, the woman fell for him, but became disappointed for their different background and values, the families of these two could not match or their behavior could not match at all, later the woman became dissatisfied, we will say that here this story is class standard, we can see that what is created between them due to class differences? It creates misunderstanding and unhappiness. It creates dissatisfaction and misunderstandings in their marriage.

[00:35:40]They mentally wanted to change the gutroots, especially the gutroot woman, from the very beginning.

[00:35:45]This is a bad habit of some women. What will you do if you marry a Gazakhor? Change it, change it. You ca n't marry a man who changes or is he asking you to make love to him, remember that Mount Uhud has disappeared. You can't believe that people never change. You can't believe that. What does Gatud Morrell say to that man? Gatud Morrell's husband tries to change again and again. Okay, we can see that when he doesn't change, he becomes mentally isolated. He becomes mentally lonely. When a man does n't listen to you, he goes out of control. He has to accept you. If he can't change, we can see that he becomes lonely from here and turns emotionally to her. Especially Paul, he cuts off the relationship with this husband, he cuts off the relationship, leaving only his traction for his son.

[00:36:37]Why did the work start? Basically, class differences are a matter.

[00:36:47]Paul himself also feels the effect of class differences. Paul himself understands one of the effects of this class difference.

[00:36:53]Okay? He wanted a beautiful, good life. But what kind of life is he getting? Remember that the people around a rickshaw puller are sometimes very educated. There are not many rich people.

[00:37:08]The people around him will be poor and ordinary.

[00:37:10]Everyone around Paul is the same.

[00:37:14]His relationship and ambition are influenced by social class and education. Due to the family educational environment, he cannot move forward in his education. We can say that this Nobel Prize presents class differences, the effect of marriage, how class discrimination affects love and marriage, what does it do to each of these things?

[00:37:32]Makes a difference. Yes, if someone's love is broken, you will eat their breasts, but give it to me.

[00:37:43]So, if you like someone who looks good and looks good, do n't get into a relationship. When it comes to relationships, people definitely have to give it a form of fulfillment. Since that's what happens before getting into a relationship, people get married after considering and calculating many things, just like before getting married.

[00:37:56]This is what you should do before getting into a relationship. It's best if you don't have a relationship.

[00:38:00]Thousands stay away from work.

[00:38:05]Be a man of honor like Aristotle or Plato. Become an educated person. Write about the relationship between Paul Morel and Clara Doss. What was the relationship between Paul and Clara like? A little while ago we read with Miriam. Now we will read with Clara. Miria said, "You will not touch me, you will not touch me, okay, after marriage." And Clara said, "You will touch me as much as you want, you will not want anything else, you will not want love." The opposite is true. The relationship was basically like this.

[00:38:38]Relationship between Paul and Clara. An important part of the novel. This novel is an important part. This is our writer, D.S. Lawrence Orr.

[00:38:46]Such an incident was happening in his personal life. He had a relationship with a married woman.

[00:38:49]Anyway, Clara, the girl, is a little older than Paul. Paul and separated from her husband.

[00:38:56]She is different from her husband. Her husband's name was Backster Doss. That's why her name is Clara Doss.

[00:39:02]She is different from Backster. The girl is very beautiful. In the book, she is completely line by line.

[00:39:07]Body chest size waist size stomach size is written in detail exactly how you can see how you walk in the market.

[00:39:15]We will not write all the details. Yes, we will just write that the woman who was independent, modern, modern, means wearing small clothes, attractive and beautiful. Paul became emotionally and physically attracted to her.

[00:39:29]He became attracted to her from both mental and physical aspects. However, the relationship is mainly based on physical passion rather than deep emotional connection. We can see that the relationship between them is not an emotional or mental relationship.

[00:39:41]Physical contact is more important. Because he wasn't getting that kind of support from his original girlfriend. So, seeing the physical appeal of another girl, he could no longer control himself. You idiot.

[00:39:52]Okay? So we can see that Paul's experience of adult love and physical intimacy. The only thing he had experienced with her was adult love and physical intimacy through Clara.

[00:40:06]This is how he never feels complete mental peace with Clara but here he never gets mental peace because the girl and you will not get married Paul also tells Paul that Clara will warm you up by putting it under your ear as much as you can. You don't like it when he talks about marriage, you do n't know I am married. There was a problem here that Paul's strong will is that his mother is an extra object to him. You talk to such and such a girl. You have a relationship with such and such a girl.

[00:40:40]His mother could not tolerate any girl. He could not fully give himself to him.

[00:40:42]He could not attach himself to any girl in any way because his mother is an emotionally controlled life. Mother always emotionally controlled life. Mentally, he means his mother was an obstacle in his life. We can see that his relationship with Clara is also unstable. But after Clara We can see Clara slowly returns to her husband. Clara the girl is reunited with her husband.

[00:41:12]What will happen here? Her relationship with Paul naturally broke down and the woman was not her husband. So he was a good boy, Paul. It looked beautiful. Let's see how he plays a little. Married girls often do this.

[00:41:26]We can say that their relationship is not a love [snort] relationship. And this happiness does n't give them peace or long-term happiness.

[00:41:39]Why was Gertrude Model Husband's wife unhappy? This is a life lesson. Read carefully.

[00:41:43]Why is the Gardwood model unhappy with her husband in her life?

[00:41:47]You need to know this. There were several reasons. This guy means you'll see, are there really some people who treat girls like princesses before marriage?

[00:41:59]Hands and feet will be pressed. That means as soon as he says yes, he will bring him everything he needs. This excessive love and care is a sign of a thief.

[00:42:09]After marriage, he won't do anything to you.

[00:42:13]If someone is indifferent before marriage, they will be better off after marriage.

[00:42:15]Okay. You can think again whether the sir will change. No. It's just acting, pretending. The one who is bad pretends to be good. A good person can never pretend to be bad. Remember this.

[00:42:28]Bad people can never pretend to be good people, and good people can never pretend to be bad. Ca n't do drama. But bad people can do anything. Can make good plays.

[00:42:38]He himself is bad. So why was Gertrude unhappy with her husband? The reason was that Bicaz Devar had very different character, education, and lifestyle.

[00:42:51]They were different in every aspect, from life to character to education.

[00:42:52]Initially, their marriage was guarded by Walters' energy and charm. I was attracted by the sparkle in his face.

[00:42:59]But after marriage, she discovered that this man was rough, careless, and poorly educated. Very uneducated. You don't even realize that you're uneducated before you fall in love.

[00:43:14]Walter Offense Spent Money Responsibly.

[00:43:19]Andrew drinks alcohol. This man was wasting money. What else would you do if you drank alcohol like this?

[00:43:25]Okay. He also failed to understand his wife's emotional intellectual needs and what she wanted emotionally or in any way he could not fulfill any of her needs.

[00:43:37]After marriage, drug addicts often control their behavior until the moment they get married. On the other hand, how was Gutroot? In the beginning, he was gentle, polite, educated, sensitive, a woman.

[00:43:56]She wanted a peaceful and cultured family life. She wanted a good family.

[00:44:03]Because of Walter's behavior, she became disappointed. Their relationship became even worse. Orson means that Gertrude lost all love and respect for this man. How does a man lose love and respect for his wife?

[00:44:17]Because of his own fault, girls lose their emotional tension and become emotionally attached to their children.

[00:44:33]We can say that this is absurd, that class differences, education, personality, everything comes together and their relationship is destroyed like this. We are going to read two questions from the song "Gracis Singing".

[00:44:48]Are you on line?

[00:44:52]Yes, sir.

[00:45:06]We have been taught short questions from all these topics before.

[00:45:09]If anyone wants to watch those videos, they are available.

[00:45:16]One question we get here is about the Tracee Maris feminist trade.

[00:45:23]What feminist traits do we find in this girl? Write or explain feminist traits. I saw again that the question can be turned around but the same question will come. It will be written differently. What is the trade of feminism do you find in Mary's character?

[00:45:40]Brother, you should understand the question by reading it.

[00:45:45][Clearing throat] If you understand the question, I hope you can write [Blowing nose] So what feminist traits do we find in Mary Turner's characteristics or character? Let's see.

[00:46:01]Feminist traits.

[00:46:04]First, we will write that in her character, there is clearly some feminist trade. Some feminists. We see that at the beginning of the story, she lives an independent life. She lives an independent life. Live an independent life. Is freedom good for women?

[00:46:24]She enjoys her job in town. She earns money. She does not want to depend on any man for her living. She will never be under any man in her life. I have to live without that man's money, I can't eat, I can't study, it wasn't in her. I also tell you that she doesn't want to be dependent, she has to be self-reliant.

[00:46:44]This shows us her desire for freedom. From here we understand that she wants to be independent, wants self-respect, doesn't want to marry like the traditional role of a man.

[00:46:59]What is the role of a normal woman? I will get married, have children, start a family, and cook. This girl was different and wanted me to work like me, earn an income. Just like a man runs his life like him, a woman will also do the same work and she does n't want to get married at a young age. She doesn't want to be a housewife at a young age, she does n't want to be with family duties. He didn't want to. But due to pressure from family and people around her, a girl cannot remain unmarried for many years even if she wants to.

[00:47:26]So we want to see it ourselves. I see someone who wants to make their own decisions in their own life.

[00:47:32]Such people and this is what we call modern feminist people or feminist behavior. But we can see that after marriage she tries to maintain her independence.

[00:47:44]But it can't. However, he doesn't really accept Dick's authority. Okay? Then when the husband becomes sick, weak, we can see that he feels bad because he is forced into life freely.

[00:47:57]He has come to a life he cannot like. Always in a bad mood.

[00:48:01]When in the mood, he gives a shoutout to his coworkers.

[00:48:04]Okay? She is now frustrated by the loss of that freedom she had as a woman.

[00:48:08]Wow. Anyway, Mary is also weak and confused.

[00:48:15]Now we can see that a confused and weak person has lost his confidence in society due to marriage. He is not getting the freedom he wants. He is not getting the independence he wants.

[00:48:26]Okay, so we can say that among the married characters, we see the feminism or feminist reds feature. Okay, then it is being said that what was the autobiographical element in it? In Broad's case, I have not read the autobiography. I will read it briefly.

[00:48:47]Autobiographical elements in Grasses Singing Grassing. We can see that we will write that the woman writer included many parts of her own life in this novel. She has included some parts of her own life in the novel, such as Mary Turner, Lessing, and Man Turner. Both of them also grew up in South Rhodesia. They both grew up in Rhodesia. He lived on a farm.

[00:49:14]He also lived in the farmhouse. They treated the workers badly.

[00:49:20]Her personal experience of operational injustice and colonial life is a novel. We see some of his personal experience with racism in this novel.

[00:49:34]Mary was in the story novel. This girl is Mary's feelings of loneliness, mental stress. We can see in the character, the writer, that there is loneliness and stress in her.

[00:49:45]This actually reflects Doris Lessing's own life. We can see that Doris Lessing herself had a troubled family background. Her family was not very good. The Ganja family lived in a male-dominated society and lived in that male-dominated society. Her father used to say, "My way, my house, my rules." These feelings are also reflected in Mary's character. We can see that Mary may not like this. Lessing also had strong potential political views. Doris Lessing also shows a political perspective here. He never liked racism.

[00:50:24]Or white people control black Africans. In other words, he doesn't like the way white people control black people.

[00:50:29]He didn't like it. Through Manny, we can see that the story that Moses is bringing forward is not really a fictional original. Here he is actually satirizing racism and showing that racism is bad.

[00:50:41]So we will say that this novel is not completely about the writer's life. The whole story of Dorisley's life is not here, but some parts come from real experience. Many parts of this novel come from his real experience. For example, their backgrounds were the same. Both were born in Rhodesia.

[00:51:02]They liked to live a free or independent life. They did not like the oppressive society. He tried to be independent.

[00:51:10]Also, if anyone has any extra suggestions or feels the need to read a question or two, here is a list of all our questions, InshaAllah. However, from what we have read here, we can hope to find common ground, God willing.

[00:51:27]Okay? So now we will end today's class.

[00:51:35]MD Habibur Rahman Bapre Sir is still teaching. Oh my God, are you new to this world?

[00:51:40]We study until one or two in the morning. It's not even 12 o'clock yet.

[00:51:44]Let's finish today's class here. Is this question semi- autobiographical? It's definitely semi-autobiographical.