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INTERVIEWERWhat lay behind the impulse to write a memoir? What did you hope to memorialize about your life?BUSJEETI started looking at myself and trying to make sense of my life.The British devised this shadow form of slavery immediately after abolishing the African slave trade in 1833.

the Franco-Mauritians and others who owned the plantations replaced enslaved people with indentured laborers from India.Then I realized that Vishnu dreads working with his hands because he fears it will bind him metaphorically to the servitude of his Indian ancestors on Mauritian sugar estates.where Vishnus father and mother pass by a coffin shop and his mother asks his father if he wants to be buried in a dhoti.

laboring for French Mauritian and British planters whose greed transformed the island into the worlds biggest sugar factory for a time.because what if it leads to people pointing fingers?INTERVIEWERDoes that have to do with the historical relationship between indentured laborers and formerly enslaved people? After emancipation.

The father coerces Shankar into cultivating sugarcane on his plot of land despite Shankars hatred of the work and his ambition to go to England to study nursing.

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and experience has already shown that we can bond closely even with inanimate objects despite knowing they cant really return the attachment.whats the benefit? A mechanical pet doesnt need exercise and cant respond emotionally to the attention.

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