Gillu had sustained wounds by two crows, to make him a easy prey for-them poking their beaks on his tiny body.
The poetess started calling tiny baby squirrel as ‘Gillu’.
Pencillin ointment was applied on the wounds of the tiny baby squirrel.
Transformation from the common to the proper noun suggests the identity of a person or thing. It means the condition or character as to who a person or what a thing is. We can recognize a man by his name and easily find him out among other persons. When a person, place or thing is named it becomes a proper noun and it denotes a particular person, place or thing.
When Gillu become hungry, he would inform the narrator by twittering and produced a sound of “chik-chik” after receving some Biscuits or Kaju.
Seeing Gillu sitting near the window and affectionately peering at the world. Outside made the narrator realise that it was necessary to set Gillu free.
His (Gillu) Swing was taken off after his death.
The writer saw two crows at the flower-pots in the verandah of her house.
The crows were playfully pushing sharply their beaks at the flowerpots. . ‘
The tiny baby squirrel had sustained two wounds due to the violent and sudden attack by two crows. It had made him motionless.
The writer could manage to pour water in the mouth of the motionless tiny baby squirrel after several hours of taking care and vigorous efforts for the same.’
