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by Arundhati Roy
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Chapter 6, Cochin Kangaroos Summary

Sophie Mol and her mother Margaret finally arrive. The family is at the airport to receive them. The twins have been reminded so many times lately to be on their best behavior that they are nervous and very timid. Everyone is dressed in their very best.

The children are fascinated by the airport and especially with the concrete trashcans shaped like kangaroos. The airport is crowded, mainly with people of all classes waiting for those who work abroad to come home for the holiday season. By Baby Kochamma's comments and behavior, it is quite obvious that the Kochamma family feels superior.

When finally Margaret and Sophie arrive, everyone is feeling a bit nervous and uncomfortable. Chacko makes a point of formally introducing everyone. Baby Kochamma, in her typical snobbish way, immediately broaches the.....

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