“Does not seem to be a bad fellow”—Who said this? Who was the ‘fellow’ here? How did the fellow look? How did the speaker finally decide to keep him as servant?

• Mr. Sivasanker said this. 

• Here the fellow was Sidda who had come to Sivasanker’s house in search of job. 

• Sidda looked tidy and did not seem worse than the other servants.

• When Sidda came to Sivasanker’s house in search of job, Sivasanker asked Sidda where he had been working before. Sidda replied that he was in a doctor’s house near the market and he became jobless as the doctor had left the town. When Sivasanker was not satisfied by the answers of Sidda, he called his wife to make up his mind. Getting approved from his wife and his daughter Leela, Sivasanker finally decided to keep Sidda as their servant.