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TSLB3203 MULTICULTURAL LITERATURE PISMP TESL 1 AMBILAN JUN 2020 TASK…

- - - - “I love you and will always love you, Yam. Nothing can change that. I will always be your husband. I will care for you, Yam” … he said in between kisses on Cik Yam’s forehead, hands and finally, in the final act of submission, on Cik Yam’s feet. (p.12)
  - - - The Incident of Xiu. (p.261)
- - - - Speaking of which, I saw the sainted Tok Imam himself having breakfast at Mariah’s” Having delivered this stinging
        repartee, Cik Gu Nab stood and left in a huff. (p.5)
  - - - The age gap between his two elder sons and the two younger ones matches exactly the time gap between the campaign to 'Stop at Two' and the campaign to 'Have Three - or more, if you can afford'. (p260)
- - - - "Let me find refuge there,” he though. “Save me, O God.” (p.8)
    - - “I can’t believe that, Cik Gu Nab! God forbid!” Cik Yam considered her next words carefully. "We cannot accuse Mariah of something so grave without any concrete evidence. That’s terribly unfair, you know, Cik Gu Nab. Perhaps that ‘something’ you alleged she put in the nasi is just plain skill, Allah knows.” (p.4)
  - - - The Incident of the Bee. (p.261)
      - "How can I defile my beloved country by doing all these dastardly things on her soil? I am a son of the soil." (p.264)
- - - - As far as he was concerned, bearing children was a woman’s job, and if she didn’t, there was something wrong with her. Fertility had nothing to do with men. (p.5)
- - - - “Isn’t that rather odd?” gossiped the villagers. “The Imam and Cik Yam have been married for fifteen years and Cik Yam is a model of virtue.” “Then of course Cik Yam is childless…,” voices trailed away. (p.12 )
  - - - Mr. Sai Koh Phan likes to be a good example to his pupils, so he wears a crew-cut and no hair of his will be seen to even remotely violate the official stipulation of the above-the-back-collar hair length... (p.260)
    - - Dr Sindoo will deliver a paper at the coming Geneva Convention and no doubt the unique malady and its equally unique cure will create much interest in the medical world. (p.267)