In "Nectar in a Sieve," Nathan is Rukmani's husband. Through the story he is depicted as a good husband, who adores his wife, and a man of the earth. He identifies with the sustaining and replenishing earth, and feels disappointed when his sons don't want to have a farmer's life.
Nathan is a relatively uncomplicated character and does not suffer any major change throughout the story, which makes him a flat and static character.
when a person is depress and sadit cause mental and emotional stress to the body so it's not a very helpful thing to be a lost child
angry is the second point when a child is separated from their parents he or she becomes angry because that person don't understand how and why the thought of getting separated or how and why did he or she was separated from the parents and also a person becomes angry because he or she doesn't know what all this about
confused when you are not with me to get confused get confused because you don't understand not necessarily you're not with your parents because they cross the equator from you or you are separated from them so you can confused how and why is that out yourself so many questions that you're so don't have access to it
emotionally disturbedwhen a child is being separated from the parents become emotionally disturbed that makes you cry you think of a lot of things and answers of why why whybut you yourself you don't have answers to them and also become emotionally the step one less they put you as a child and then all of a sudden it to ask you how your parents would you start to get memory is in your hair you think of how the beat rate hike was separated from your family and all of things so it's not a very good then because ask yourself why why why and you get hurt whenyour peerstart to talk abouttheirparents and you you have nothing to say unless youcreatesomething in your head to say
