Childhood friendship shapes the course of our lives from "summary" of Revolution Twenty 20 by Chetan Bhagat
Childhood friendships are like the roots of a tree, providing a foundation for our future growth and development. They shape our personalities, values, and beliefs in ways that we may not even realize. In "Revolution Twenty 20," the characters of Aarti and Gopal are a perfect example of how childhood friendships can have a lasting impact on our lives.
Aarti and Gopal grew up together in the same neighborhood, sharing their dreams, fears, and aspirations with each other. Their friendship was a source of comfort and support during their formative years, helping them navigate the challenges of adolescence and young adulthood. As they entered into the complexities of adulthood, their bond remained strong, serving as a constant reminder of where they came from and who they wanted to become.
Despite their diverging paths in life - Aarti pursuing her education and career, while Gopal got involved in illegal activities - their friendship continued to influence their choices and decisions. Aarti's sense of morality and integrity was shaped by the values in...
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