A critical event in this work occurs when a bike crash causes the protagonist's large forehead to match up with Sonny's forcep-hollows.
A critical event in this work occurs when a bike crash causes the protagonist's large forehead to match up with Sonny's forcep-hollows. One character in this novel glimpses his wife through a perforated sheet; their daughter forces herself to love her husband part-by-part, and their daughter in turn sings through another perforated sheet for modesty. Aadam is the son of Parvati-the-witch and the antagonist of this novel, who was switched with the telepathic protagonist at birth, thus fulfilling a prophecy of "knees and a nose". For 10 points, name this novel featuring Shiva, Saleem Sinai, and others born with magical powers during the partition of India, written by Salman Rushdie.
A critical event in this work occurs when a bike crash causes the protagonist's large forehead to match up with Sonny's forcep-hollows.
{Midnight’s Children}