Harish Noudiyal

Most of the text of this story and play is comprised of the stories from the people. I contend and tell my stories from my thoughts and reality of the same society remains between two countries and acknowledges me over long hours of conversation in the remote area in Nepal with a few villagers. To set the context of these oral stories, I have written an introduction about the background material in each chapter. In a number of instances, I have found it necessary to insert additional background information in the text about an interview and some are made up, combining their past and future. In the story, I introduce the base of reality that we all have to go through once in our lifetime. It could be any manner of circumstances. We have different categories of action or facts in our future once. The story is totally made up but based on facts in that part of the world.

Most of the text of this story and play is comprised of the stories from the people. I contend and tell my stories from my thoughts and reality of the same society remains between two countries and acknowledges me over long hours of conversation in the remote area in Nepal with a few villagers. To set the context of these oral stories, I have written an introduction about the background material in each chapter. In a number of instances, I have found it necessary to insert additional background information in the text about an interview and some are made up, combining their past and future. In the story, I introduce the base of reality that we all have to go through once in our lifetime. It could be any manner of circumstances. We have different categories of action or facts in our future once. The story is totally made up but based on facts in that part of the world.

Slavery has existed in many parts of the world since ancient times. But in the Caribbean British colony, the enslavement of Africans began in the 1600s and 1610s. Many Caribbean plantation owners were slave owners though both men came to believe that slavery was morally wrong. Slavery flourished in the Caribbean. In most of the US states, there were large cotton and tobacco farms that required slave workers. During the revolution in the years 1776s to 1783s in the West, it began to turn against slavery, believing it violated the US Constitution's promise that "all men and women are created equal.' As the 1800s began, Northern abolitionists were starting a crusade to end slavery while Southerners insisted on their right to continue their traditional way of life, which included owning slaves, which affected the Caribbean as well. Ram Chatar was born in the 1820s and reached the Caribbean sometime in the 1840s when the business of buying and selling slaves by the plantation owners was booming. Most of them were field hands, working to raise and harvest crops. Mostly slave women were domestic servants working in the plantation houses. The rising anger in the West and the Caribbean on the issue of slavery helped bring about American Civil War. When the war ended in 1865, slavery was abolished in the West but remain in the Caribbean and took a little time to end.

Slavery has existed in many parts of the world since ancient times. But in the Caribbean British colony, the enslavement of Africans began in the 1600s and 1610s. Many Caribbean plantation owners were slave owners though both men came to believe that slavery was morally wrong. Slavery flourished in the Caribbean. In most of the US states, there were large cotton and tobacco farms that required slave workers. During the revolution in the years 1776s to 1783s in the West, it began to turn against slavery, believing it violated the US Constitution's promise that "all men and women are created equal.' As the 1800s began, Northern abolitionists were starting a crusade to end slavery while Southerners insisted on their right to continue their traditional way of life, which included owning slaves, which affected the Caribbean as well. Ram Chatar was born in the 1820s and reached the Caribbean sometime in the 1840s when the business of buying and selling slaves by the plantation owners was booming. Most of them were field hands, working to raise and harvest crops. Mostly slave women were domestic servants working in the plantation houses. The rising anger in the West and the Caribbean on the issue of slavery helped bring about American Civil War. When the war ended in 1865, slavery was abolished in the West but remain in the Caribbean and took a little time to end.

It's question many of us have pondered with frequency as a writer in my imagination towards fiction stories trying a good writer asking myself whether I could or otherwise. The question raised in my vision, when I decided to write this fiction story it's mostly based that what happened around us an inspiring exploration of how people transform their life. A template of how we could answer this kind of question each-others. Although comes from poor background and search of individuals, who have struggled to find their ultimate goal, their true nature.

It's question many of us have pondered with frequency as a writer in my imagination towards fiction stories trying a good writer asking myself whether I could or otherwise. The question raised in my vision, when I decided to write this fiction story it's mostly based that what happened around us an inspiring exploration of how people transform their life. A template of how we could answer this kind of question each-others. Although comes from poor background and search of individuals, who have struggled to find their ultimate goal, their true nature.

A multifaceted issue such as poverty has been a consistent problem throughout history. Some are born into it and some from society reason neglect. Three Siblings is a fictional story based on facts that occur from generation to generation, especially in the countryside. It combines moments of pain, agony, poignancy, struggles, compassion, tragedy, hunger, and hope that one day, God willing, the situation can be solved by either nature or somebody's involvement and changing the whole atmosphere.About the AuthorHarish Noudiyal is originally from India's countryside footage of Himalayan plains. His childhood was pretty painful. Born into a poor family, Harish has seen his share of suffering, hunger, and poverty. A graduate from Indian University with a BA, Harish has worked for the Board of Education, NYC, for the last 29 years as an assistant teacher in special education. He is especially interested in helping needy people.