:07:00
I stiII vividIy remember that I was in my
Iast year of University in PennsyIvania
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... when I received the news
of their car accident!
:07:11
Now I understand why
you've been so Iow aII day.
:07:17
You know Vinod...
:07:20
There's something eIse,
which has been
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pricking my conscience
these Iast few months.
:07:27
Do you remember Kaveriamma?
:07:33
Kaveriamma? Your oId
maid servant, right?
:07:37
PIease don't caII her a maidservant.
She was Iike a mother to me!
:07:42
I'm sorry. I had no idea.
What about her?
:07:49
As you know,
I was the onIy chiId.
:07:54
My parents brought me up with a Iot of
Iove, they provided me with everything.
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But aIong with them, Kaveriamma too
had a speciaI pIace in my Iife.
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My mother wouId
make my breakfast,
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whiIe Kaveriamma wouId feed me.
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My parents tucked me into bed,
whiIe Kaveriamma sang me a IuIIaby.
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From the age of two to seventeen
she Iooked after me compIeteIy.
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You couId say Kaveriamma was
Iike a second mother to me
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So when was the Iast time
you met her?
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At my parent's funeraI.
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I remember crying Iike a chiId
in Kaveriamma's arms.
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It was a very tough time for me.
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Then I came back here and
began to find a footing in Iife.