Udayan

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Udayan is a central figure in Jhumpa Lahiri’s novel "The Lowland," whose radical political involvement and complex family relationships drive much of the story’s emotional and moral conflict.

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Udayan canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
affects Bela’s upbringing
appearsIn The Lowland
associatedWithTheme betrayal
consequences of ideology
family loyalty
memory and loss
political violence
causes family tension
intergenerational trauma
createdBy Jhumpa Lahiri
deathLocation near his family home in Tollygunge
drives emotional conflict in The Lowland
moral conflict in The Lowland
hasEducation studied science
hasFate killed by police
hasHomeLocation Tollygunge, Calcutta
hasNationality Indian
hasParent Bijoli
Subhash and Udayan’s father
hasPoliticalInvolvement Maoist insurgency in India
surface form: Naxalite movement

radical politics
hasSibling Subhash
hasSpouse Gauri
hasTrait charismatic
idealistic
politically committed
rebellious
influences Gauri’s life choices
Subhash’s life trajectory
narrativeFunction catalyst for plot events in The Lowland
embodiment of political idealism
opposes state repression in India
participatesIn clandestine political activities
student activism
roleInWork central figure
protagonist
setInTime early 1970s
late 1960s

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