Charaterization of Muni of the story A horse and two goats.?

Answer 1

Muni was a old person and had one wife lived in a poor village and was poorest of all

he used to take loan from the shopkeeper and use to tell him i will pay you at the starting of the month but never did he was very clever, sharp

he had love for her wife and they both understood each other very well because they both lived from child hood together.

Answer 2

Muni, the main character in "A Horse and Two Goats," is a poor and simple-minded South Indian peasant who struggles to communicate in English. He is portrayed as lonely and isolated, with a deep attachment to his goats. Muni's encounter with the American tourist highlights the cultural and language barriers between them, leading to a humorous and poignant exchange.