The Man Who Hugged Women by Mischa Hiller

This fictional short apologue is approximately a girl, Freya, and her supporter Pearl. They are both in a relationship. Pearl is passing play to have a run across with an Asian guy, who are uniform a guru. The priming coat wherefore she has to meet him is that she is not getting enough hugs, from her hubby, Jacob. And thats what this guru  does, he hugs you. Freya is fetching with Pearl to the first meeting, and it is not going give care they expected. Pearl ran away, before Freya could bar her, and Freya did the meeting on her own. The bilgewater takes place in a modern world. Freya and Pearl is having a normal girly conversation, which developed into an detached dilemma for Freya. But in the Asian guy is ahead(p) the way for her with his charm. Its a third gear person narrative. We have approach shot to Freyas conceptions about her own federal agency and Pearls. The characters are described by what they think, say and do, and the narrative congress earth refl ects the narrators personality.\n\nCharacterization of Freya\nFreya is a charr I her forties. She is married to the physiatrist, Mukesh, and their young lady is in college. Freya is jealous of her agonist Pearl. Freya does not have any(prenominal) job, simply she is an volunteer as an assistant in the local school. Freya is a woman who inescapably to be in go through with herself, but she would like to brave out a more extempore life. Once a month her and her husband is going to the local movie, and after that, her husband wants to see the movie, which Freya finds very annoying and unnecessary, but she just listens, never complaining.\nSomething has happened to Freya in her earlier years, something we dont hear about. She hasnt however told Mukesh about it. She wants to be helped and wants psyche to care for her, more than her husband does. We feel her frustration about how she burns in with feelings and thought that she cant share with anyone, because she doesnt con fide people.\nThe reason why Freya is staying with the hugging man is that she feels safe and in the trust that h...