THOSE THREE BEARS

UNIT 5
PROSE
THOSE THREE BEARS
NOTE :
·      This story is from the excerpt from Ruskin Bond’s collection of short stories named “Animal stories”.
·      Ruskin Bond , a well-known writer of fiction and non-fiction, was a resident of Mussoorie.
GIST OF THE STORY:
·      The Himalayan villages lie in valleys, where there are small streams and farm lands.
·      The houses have slopped roofs and mostly during the roofs are covered with Pumpkins, left to ripen in the sun.
·      Our author has stayed at his friend’s house, at that night he heard some rumbling noise over the roof.
·      His friend said it was the bears which was after the pumpkins.
·      The bears come downhill during the winter in search of food.
·      The village folks had advised the author to run downhill if he was being chased by a bear, as it is hard for a bear to run downhill than uphill.
·      The Himalayan bears likes to eat pumpkins, plums and apricots.
·      Once the author has seen a bear which was little more than a cub and carefully observed his activities, which was very interesting for the author.
·      The little bear, made himself through the plum tree and when he noticed that the author was looking at him, he gets disturbed and tries to hide away from him.
·      But the author plays with the bear, by hiding himself and suddenly burst out of laughter, when the bears thinks he has gone.
·      This makes the bear to fall down from the branch, but he is unhurt and starts running towards the hill clearing his way.


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