Can you write a conclusion for this essay?Arundhati Roy uses imagery to give a sense of Pappachi’s calculated character and the emotional dynamics of Mammachi’s relationships.
	Roy uses the description of the photograph of Pappachi in Vienna to emphasize that he was a deliberate man who put great effort into his appearance. In the photograph, Pappachi “had taken care to hold his head height enough to hide his double chin, yet not so high as to appear haughty”. In this description, Roy’s imagery of Pappachi gives a sense of what was going through Pappachi’s mind when he was taking this photograph. He knew this was an important photograph, so he thought carefully about his appearance and positioning to leave the viewer with the perfect impression of him. He lifted his head to highlight his youth and importance, but not so high as to make the viewer think he thought too highly of himself. Roy’s single description of Pappachi highlights the thought and purpose that he put behind everything he did.
	Roy also uses the imagery of Mammachi’s contact lenses to highlight her dynamics with the family. After her contact lenses had slid around in her eyes from crying at Pappachi’s funeral, Mammachi asks Rahel to “help her locate and remove her contact lenses with the little orange pipette that come in its case”. Roy’s inclusion of this detail shows Mammachi’s relationship dynamics with the family. First, Mammachi’s sliding contact lenses show just how hard she was crying and how much she cared about Pappachi even though he didn't always treat her right. Her request of Rahel shows how she must turn to the other people in her family for help as she is more alone now. While Rahel is insensitive around the idea of death, she still helps Mammachi, knowing that she must not be left alone after the loss of Pappachi.