Answer:

both the river came home and feeling of the banyan tree describe the scenes of loss felt by youngsters this is symbolised by a tree in both stories.

compare the situation of the main characters in both the text and the way they deal with their loss.

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As of my last update in September 2021, "The River Came Home" and "Feeling of the Banyan Tree" were not recognized as widely known literary works. It's possible that these stories were published or gained popularity after my last update. As a result, I don't have access to the specific details or plotlines of these stories.

However, based on your description, it seems that both stories involve youngsters experiencing loss and symbolize that loss through a tree. To provide a helpful comparison, I can give you a general analysis of how two young characters might typically deal with loss in literature and how it might be symbolized by a tree.

Coping with loss:

In stories about youngsters experiencing loss, the main characters often go through a range of emotions, such as grief, anger, denial, and sadness. Their reaction to loss can vary depending on their personality, past experiences, and support systems. Some may isolate themselves, while others might seek comfort in their friends or family. Additionally, they may engage in activities or rituals to remember and honor the person or thing they lost.

Symbolism of the tree:

Trees are often used as symbols of growth, life, and connection to nature. When a tree is used to represent loss, it can symbolize the permanence of the loss and the continuity of life despite the absence of the loved one. The tree may also act as a reminder of the memories and experiences associated with the person or thing that is no longer present. The way the tree is depicted in the stories can convey the emotional journey of the main character, reflecting their state of mind as they deal with their loss.

Again, I apologize for not having specific information about "The River Came Home" and "Feeling of the Banyan Tree." If you can provide more context or details about the stories, I'd be glad to help you analyze the main characters and their coping mechanisms in depth.

Explanation:

and btw I am PhD student so smarter than you

Both the stories that are "Both the river came home" and "Felling of the Banyan Tree" describes the loss felt by the youngsters.

• The River Came Home is written by Aditi Rao wherein the childhood and growing up days have been explained.
• A moral follows the story of the River Cam home in “Nothing Lasts Forever”. The topic of that particular chapter is development issues and their impact on Pandupur residents. River Cam's home emphasizes the importance of drawing strength from the past to face the challenges of the future.
• In the other story "Felling of the Banyan Tree", the poet's father ordered the banyan trees to be cut down. Tree age was revealed through this process. A tree, according to the poet, possessed age-old knowledge, witnessed numerous historical events and grew old over the generations. With the banyan tree's divine shade no longer present, the tree has been slain for good.

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