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The Hungry tide

Here I sharing my experience the hungry tide. Written by amitav Ghosh. In this novel The main character of the novel namely Priya faces the language and communication problems when she comes to India to study dolphin fish of the river iravati in the Sundarbans.  Does not know the Bangla language. So, she is different from the local people. It is true she is of Indian decent. Her appearance is ordinary it is does not separate her from other Indians. But her language makes her different when Kanai aunty Nilima speaks with Piya in Bengali. She does not understand it. She responds to Neelima with regret as she understand nothing Neelima than apologizes her for speaking with her in in Bangla. Pears language confirms her an American kanai notices this when he meet her for the first time. PS Father used to speak with her only in English so that she could adjust herself in the new country that is America again, when pm meets fokeer, both do not share both are unable to speak for communication. The head to depend on gestures to to convey the message to each other besides, both have a remarkable empathy for each other while doing there separate work on fokeer's  boat. They find that even without language, they understand each other and co-operate efficiently through both have different jobs they work together full stop on the contemporary the relationship of p.s. parents is separately damage, despite having a common language they are unable to unwillingness to communicate and to understand and communication are dependent on the intentions and feelings of the people rather than their use of common language. The theme of history on the hungry tide the local for the setting of the novel hungry tide by amitav Ghosh is of course the Sundarbans islands. His islands are a unique, place and village there have unique history fullstop Ghosh portrays the islands is a place that confuses and erasers history. When Kanai visited, the islands is a boy, his uncle Nirmal,   explained their story to him. Through the modern settle meets have their roots in the early 20th century there will people living on the island in the distant past. Sir Daniel Hamilton who created the modern settlement on the island found. The island inhabited and uncultivated. When he visited the place for the first time he was searching in the forest for people their houses and also for angry culture full stop at that time a sailor tells him they long black people lived there but where driven away by the tempest and the tides tiger and the crocodiles. He also points out the run of an old temple and sir Daniel uses his oven fortune to create new settlement in the Iceland in during. So, he ignores the history of the play which has followed at least. One civilization it is true that the novel is does not give the name of the people who lived them in ancient past but one cannot know about them perhaps because the mangroves not only re colonize land but also released time every generation creates its oven popular at the first it create a sense of community evil but it it helps sir Daniel to create the kinds of society in the Sundarbans.

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