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In the novel "The God of Small Things" by Arundhati Roy, what is the significance of the sport of "maram"?
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It is a symbol of the protagonist's childhood innocence.
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In the novel, the game of "maram" is played by the protagonist, Rahel, and her twin brother, Estha, during their childhood. It is a simple game that involves throwing a ball at a target, but it holds great significance for Rahel as it represents a time of innocence and happiness before the tragic events of the novel unfold.