What goes unsaid in Gogol and Ashoke's conversation about Ashoke's accident? Do you think that either of the men should have said more or less than they did? Why or why not?

Answer and Explanation:

Gogol and Ashoke did not say how much each means to the other and emphasized only the importance of the name "Gogol" for their lives. It was explained that while Gogol hated that name, Ashoke used it as a metaphor for life. He linked the name "Gogol" to the fact that he survived a very serious accident and put the name on his son, so that he would have a good and protected life. All of this happens because Gogol means a lot to Ashoke and Ashoke has a great admiration for his father, but none of them spoke about it at the moment.