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The charm of "The Tale of Melon City" and "The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse" lies in their distinct narrative styles. The former, by Vikram Seth, employs a satirical and humorous tone, creating a whimsical atmosphere that satirizes bureaucracy and human follies. In contrast, William Saroyan's "The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse" captivates with its nostalgic and heartfelt storytelling, contributing to an emotional and evocative atmosphere that resonates with readers. Both styles enhance the overall appeal and impact of these literary works.

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We can conclude from 'The Tale of The Melon City' that it is an ironic representation of the symbolic folly of ignorance and corrupted power. It is a lesson on the folly of ignorance and irrationality. The king dies in his own attempt at giving punishment to the ignorant person who made the low arch of the city.

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