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Comparing Cultures in Heaneys open up priming coat and Roys The God of Small Things Many authors use experience in their lives to fix their writing. In the cases of Seamus Heaney and Arundati Roy, the experiences in their life and the experience that their countries went through stamp their poems and stories in unimaginable ways. For example, Heaney cast offs into his rhyme some experiences that his country, Ireland, went through. These experiences include the rise of state of state of war in Ireland surrounded by the Catholics and the Protestants and also the influence that England has on the situation in Ireland. Roy on the same note brings into her story, The God of Small Things, experiences that India went through later British rule and the fear of communism that arose in certain move of India after the British make India a free estate. 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As the political situation in Ireland escalates and war between different sacred factions grows more immanent, the lorry changes from a man who waterfall in love with Heaneys mother to a raving political and religious war type man who needs to become involved in the brush between the religious groups and by doing this eventually blows... ...e and have their ethics and institutions put on them or become a communist nation and be told everything that must be done and not ha ve many choices. both Heaney and Roy do a very total job to show and treat how their nicety and English culture have both effected and made their cultures what they are now. Heaney shows us that the English have given frequently of their culture and morals to many of the Irish but also shows us how the other people of Ireland were effected by English Rule. Roy also shows us how the English moved(p) Indian culture and how Indian families were affected by both the English rule and how post English rule affected the lives of many people throughout India. With their own styles and writings, Heaney and Roy give us a good look into how both Indian and Irish cultures are today and how they were suffer in the time of English rule. Comparing Cultures in Heaneys Opened Ground and Roys The God of SmallComparing Cultures in Heaneys Opened Ground and Roys The God of Small Things Many authors use experience in their lives to influence their writing. In the cases of Seamus Heaney and Arundati Roy, the experiences in their life and the experience that their countries went through shape their poems and stories in unimaginable ways. For example, Heaney puts into his poetry many experiences that his country, Ireland, went through. These experiences include the rise of war in Ireland between the Catholics and the Protestants and also the influence that England has on the situation in Ireland. Roy on the same note brings into her story, The God of Small Things, experiences that India went through after British rule and the fear of communism that arose in certain parts of India after the British made India a free nation. Through both of these authors writings, readers can see the effect that English rule had upon both of the different nations and the aftermath of the English influence on both India and Ireland. In Heaneys book of poetry entitled Opened Ground, Heaney shows the readers many different ways in which English rule an d influence effected and changed the lives of different people in Ireland. For example, in Two Lorries, Heaney describes a man who is a coal deliverer and his love for Heaneys mother. As the poem progresses, we can see a metamorphosis in the lorry. As the political situation in Ireland escalates and war between different religious factions grows more immanent, the lorry changes from a man who falls in love with Heaneys mother to a raving political and religious war type man who needs to become involved in the skirmish between the religious groups and by doing this eventually blows... ...e and have their morals and institutions put on them or become a communist nation and be told everything that must be done and not have many choices. Both Heaney and Roy do a very good job to show and discuss how their culture and English culture have both effected and made their cultures what they are today. Heaney shows us that the English have given much of their culture and morals t o many of the Irish but also shows us how the other people of Ireland were effected by English Rule. Roy also shows us how the English affected Indian culture and how Indian families were affected by both the English rule and how post English rule affected the lives of many people throughout India. With their own styles and writings, Heaney and Roy give us a good look into how both Indian and Irish cultures are today and how they were back in the time of English rule.