Quest For A Mother

The fact became international issue with media hyped agency
function and every layman turned curious to know the life of the
unknown ordinary man that dared to challenge the world with his
cranky idea in an anonymous book called Hundred Evidences That God Does Not Exist. It had been a year that the book was published; none claimed its authorship till the arrest. (Prologue)

The nameless character appeared on the stage depicting, heaven to confront the queries on THE DAY OF JUDGEMENT in scene two.
‘How have you lost your name?’ God asked the man.
‘Definitely, I had my names when I was alive, now I forgot them all,my lord.’ The man answered politely.
‘Well, which religion you belong to?’
‘You mean by birth?’
‘Yes, what else could be?’ the amenable God repeated the question with a satiric implication ‘Your first religion’s what you inherit, when we send each individual onto earth with human birth. After death, every individual face questions from me on this DAY OF JUDGEMENT. (Episode I, Book 1)

This letter confirmed that she had built strong inclination to commit suicide, an internecine commitment on both of their parts which Ned found intractable here, far away to prevent her from doing such silly abuse, based on some misreport.(Episode II, Book 1)

Dear Ned Bordoloi
Your letter immensely delighted me. Th anks to Amity International who could set a rift between you and me, one from the Far East and the other from the west. What a cheering union! (Episode V, Book 1)

Ms Karoo sat on the rock next to the lighthouse beneath the scarlet sunset at the dusk in the island trying to read a few lines of her past,recorded in the diary. She read quite a few pages until the wind helped her to read the next but she couldn’t continue her nostalgic, painful quest for the historic past of her life. (Episode XVIII, Book 2)

The law must be amended: they cried in favor of a debate tabled by Actress Anodyne. They were talking about the international law of justice.
‘I want man must be slave of the woman for woman had been subjected to male atrocity since the beginning of civilization.’ Anodyne shouted aggressively ‘We need a change. The change’s no ordinary one. Every man must go to his wife’s house, if not in a complete new settlement after marriage. (Episode XIX, Book 2)

The commandant took out his revolver AK 47 in a fraction of second and shot the guilt dead. Karoo cried in fear. She started to shiver to see murder in her naked eye. Evangel took her away. The sentinel woman dug a pit instantly. The cadets present there dropped green leaves as a sign of last tribute. They cremated him on the spot. (Episode XXVI, Book 2)

It had been very easy for Karoo to find out where Allen was if she knew his deployment channel. Therefore, she had to run cantonment to cantonment, consulate to embassies and UN security allies to locate Allen. She had spent weeks in Lebanon to trace him where wars were afoot. (Episode XXIX, Book 3)

‘I’d have been better off a bastard than a father in the namesake’
Spigase whispered within himself ‘I know my father was a good
person. God knows what made him leave me!’
‘Your father will never return’ the first boy told Spigase cleaning his sweats from the forehead ‘That’s why he has not contacted you so far. He’d either remarried or died.’ (Episode XXXIII, Book 3)

011: Today if I talk against your religion directly, do you think your God would punish me? Then I would be safe enough. But you are the ones the stun believer of God would definitely kill me at the open street on behalf of the God as it is your moral and spiritual duty to save him as he always saves you.' (Episode XXXX, Book 3)

‘Prophet Mohammed, peace be upon him, and Allah are not the
same.’ Mr. Ansari controlled his annoyance for the misjudgment ‘It’s only the Christians believe that God and Christ are one. Christ’s the son of God who was born out of a virgin mother. We don’t accept it.’ (Episode LIV, Book 4)

‘I’d be ever grateful to you.’ Ned said in gratitude, ‘You’re a true Christian. I revere Christian doctrines.’
‘Glad to hear about it.’ Mr. Fonseka acknowledged his gratitude
‘Christianity’s the symbol of charity, humanity, and understanding.They’re fortunate who are born Christian.’ (Episode LVI, Book 4)

‘Don’t cry.’ Ned tried to control his passion ‘Are you crying becauseI shall die on gallop? Everyone’ll die one day. God determined my fate. If law doesn’t kill me, the people who protect God would kill me.Thanks my country for saving me from non-ritual death. You have to rebuild Notre Dame…..’
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Spigas ran towards the direction of the shot. Ned smiled for the last moment at the lap of his mother. (Episode LX, Book 4)

Karoo who had lost her hands in the feminist movement while researching the foundation work of the serial evidences on the existence of God, joined Allen. Allen could not live together happily ever after for he had his first wife still alive and expecting him to remain loyal. He declared junior Karoo as his official daughter with every legal and emotional right. (Epilogue)