The Japanese Wife Quiz

Snehamoy is caught in a difficult situation due to the unexpected return of his estranged bride, Miyage, possibly because of a past engagement and proposal.

A deep, long-standing bond between two individuals, marked by letters expressing love, support, and concern, as well as advice relating to financial and practical life concerns.

The river serves as a source of solace and counsel for Snehamoy, acting as a confidant throughout various life events.

Snehamoy's apprehension and uncertainty about the impact of Miyage's return on his current life, particularly his marriage.

Snehamoy fulfilled husbandly duties and responsibilities, acting as a supportive and concerned partner over the period, regularly exchanging letters, and offering advice on various aspects of daily life.

Snehamoy is married to Miyage, but they live apart and rarely meet.

Miyage, Snehamoy's wife, is not physically present in Snehamoy's home.

Snehamoy decides to wait a few days before contacting Miyage.

Snehamoy's room is meticulously cleaned and organized by an unknown person; Miyage's portrait is hung.

Snehamoy was lighthearted returning home and felt his marriage was secure despite the distance.

The process of preparing for a kite-flying competition, including making kite lines, finding a suitable field, and gathering supplies.

The process of making kite lines with sharpened glass for competitions.

A field with a clear horizon, free of trees, essential for a kite fight to avoid tangling.

Activities like sharpening lines with glass, preparing the field, and getting ready to participate in a kite-flying competition.

The process of sharpening kite lines with glass shards for use in competitions.

Applying a layer of glue and a colored dye to the kite lines, to make them visible.

Calculating the total length of kite string needed for multiple kites, to prepare for a kite fight.

Activities before a kite-fight, including preparing the kite lines, finding a suitable field, and getting materials ready.

Snehamoy feels a strong duty to Miyage, beyond mere letter writing or gifts. He feels a need for constant communication and helps her through her illness.

Miyage, Snehamoy's wife, is ill and requires medical attention. Snehamoy seeks advice from the village homeopath and takes an active role in her recovery.

Snehamoy finds unexpected strength to overcome challenges when facing his wife's illness. This motivates him to act swiftly and with determination.

Snehamoy enjoys his time with his son, engaging in activities like teaching him arithmetic and answering the boy's curious questions.

The boy points to a geisha doll and inquires about it, expressing interest in marriage and expecting gifts. This reveals children's innocent curiosity and the complexities of marriage.

The widow, a woman in their household, takes charge of daily responsibilities, offering care and order. She shows respect for Snehamoy's wishes and adapts to the situation.

Snehamoy expresses curiosity about the widow's right to worship Lakshmi, the household goddess. This reveals the acceptance of different traditions within the household.