Estha's intercaste marriage with a man from a lower caste leads to her being ostracized by her community, highlighting the social and religious prejudices that exist in Indian society.

The poem explores the speaker's frustration with societal expectations and norms, particularly those related to gender roles and relationships.

Nimi's strong Hindu beliefs and practices shape her worldview and influence her relationships with her family members.

Rakesh's role as a Hindu priest highlights the significance of religion in his life and community.

Balram's involvement in criminal activities, such as murder and extortion, is a reflection of the moral ambiguity and corruption that exist within Indian society.

The poem expresses the speaker's desire to escape the complexities of modern life and find solace in the natural beauty of the Irish countryside.

Gogol's identity is a complex blend of his Indian heritage and his experiences growing up in America, leading to a sense of cultural and generational conflict.

The story explores the dark side of human nature and the consequences of blindly following tradition, as the villagers participate in a ritual that involves sacrificing a young woman.

Amir's father disapproves of his friendship with Hassan, a Hazara boy, due to the social and ethnic divisions that exist in Afghan society.

The poem is a powerful plea to confront death with courage and determination, rather than passively accepting it.

Gatsby's relentless pursuit of wealth and material possessions is a reflection of the materialistic values that dominate American society.

The poem explores the speaker's feelings of isolation, alienation, and uncertainty about his place in the world.

Atticus Finch is a moral compass for the novel, representing the values of justice, equality, and compassion.

The poem captures the speaker's intense emotional response to the beauty and wonder of the natural world.

Holden Caulfield's rebellious nature and his struggle to find meaning in a world he perceives as superficial and corrupt are central to the novel's themes.