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In any type of marriage, be it arranged and/or companionate the positive ties between husband and wife is essential, even when discord arises. The failure to have a husband-wife relationship can have disastrous consequences. Reconciliation is the key principle to a family liaison. I guess they just don’t realize what’s happening…they don’t realize that by flying somewhere else they’ll be safe; or maybe they do, but there’s something that keeps pulling them back here. The Bats story is a great example of reconciliation. It is clear that the husband was not the man that the mother had married. In fact, I believe that the mother was regretful of getting married to such a man. However what count's in a family are the results. Although the husband only brought sorrow to his wife and child, causing them to run away to grandfathers’ house, in the end she gives him another chance for the sake of her relationship and child. The mother takes responsibility and realizes that a nurtured!

ispers of the women, down in the marketplace; the loneliness of being without him. Compassion is one of the first four themes that Divakaruni’s “marriage accounts” is emphasizing throughout her stories. We notice how the Indian women and wives are more connected to their family and community. The marriage of an Indian woman is the matter of everyone around her. Her decisions throughout that marriage will affect her as well as her relationship with her family and friends. As Anju tells us in her story: “We keep in touch mostly through letters; international calls are too expensive.” This community-based compassion of the Indian women is challenged as they arrive in the United States. Our philosophy of dating, love and marriage has puzzled many couples as they build their families around this new culture. There is little or no community-based compassion in the United States for we care little about what people around us think about our families. As an Indian woman is found lonely in the United States, exposed to media, love and romances her idea of marriage becomes vulnerable to this new groove. To explore this new love, we noticed that many of the Indian students that came to US to study started dating behind their parents back. When it came down to telling the mother, many time the response would be “Who are you talking to, Ayah

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