Hello

It is

absolutely true that only the wearer knows where the shoe pinches. It is very

easy to make fun of people in trouble; but when the same trouble afflicts us

our attitude to life and miseries of others undergoes a drastic change.

In the

chapter, The Letter, we see this transformation in two persons; first Ali, the

second was the postmaster. Ali gave up hunting innocent animals after Miriam

suddenly left him. The pain of separation made him sensitive to the pain of the

animals.

The

postmaster was also transformed after a painful experience. The arrogant

postmaster, who earlier had behaved so callously and rudely with Ali for

inquiring about whether there was any letter for him from Miriam, was

completely transformed after he himself underwent the pain of not hearing any

news about his own sick daughter who lived in a distant town. Now he empathized

with Ali. He wondered he could not bear the suspense concerning his daughter's

health only for one night, and how Ali must have gone through the painful suspense

concerning his daughter, Miriam, for five years! He felt remorseful for his

misbehavior. Coincidentally, when he saw Miriam's letter addressed to Ali, he

picked it up excitedly thinking he would hand over the letter himself.  He

realized the truth. He no longer thought of letters in terms of envelopes and

postcards. Now he saw the essential human worth of a letter. He watched them as

eagerly as though each contained a warm, beating heart.

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By suhana