My Lord, the Baby Rabindranath Tagore

• The father can and is willing to sacrifice almost everything just for the good of his beloved son. Even if it means that he will lose his son forever, or it would mean his death. The story relates on the belief that there is reincarnation of death.

• Raicharan's personality was related to who fathers who only thinks about loving their children so much, without even considering their selves. What I hate about it was giving too much, I think it's enough to tell you child how you love him every day, but not giving "all", specifically, material things. I think it's not fair. Be equal to your son and to yourself.

A Little Incident

• The theme of the story for me is that kindness lies in everyone’s heart. it’s just a matter of waking it up. This story is a light read but contains a lot of message not only about grace but as well as the truth in the social status of the people within a nation. Nice job and two thumbs up for Lu Xun.

My Lord, the Baby

The main character here is named Raicharan. He was only 12 years old when he became a servant. His Master made him a private servant to his Son. He took good care of him, until the time that the little Master Anukul grew up and got married. When Anukul had a son of his own. Anukul still made Raicharan his Son’s private servant. But fate got in the way, the little Master disappeared when Raicharan was taking him for a stroll. No one knows whether the Baby was taken by a group of Gypsies who were hovering nearby or He drowned in the river. Anukul’s wife got so distressed and furious that there is no reasoning with her. They made Raicharan go back to his Village. There he learned that his wife just gave birth to a Baby Boy but she died immediately. At first Raicharan didn’t want to accept his Son because he