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What is the significance of the History House in the novel?

AIt symbolizes colonial legacy and forbidden encounters

BIt is the Ipe family home

CIt is where Ammu’s funeral takes place

DIt is the communist headquarters

Answer:

A. It symbolizes colonial legacy and forbidden encounters

Read Explanation:

The History House once belonged to an Englishman who “went native.” It represents both the lingering presence of colonialism and the place where social taboos are broken. Velutha and Ammu meet here, and Velutha is later captured there. It becomes a site of tragedy and betrayal, linking personal and historical transgressions.


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