Episode 6 Purse, pager, and Keys Girl in yellow petticoat has started an unbroken bond with the vehicle of thousand wheels, train, exactly 56 days after she born. The rhythmic movement has become the silent lullabies for her. The running trees and houses, the occasional bye-byes, shrieking call of tea sellers and snoring, yawning faces, happen around the four-year-old in the train. She always needs a side window seat. Her skinny little palm brushes against the strong gush of wind and for that her Amma yells at her. When the train passes through dark tunnels, she starts to count loud and cheers when the train comes out. She cranes her head hard to see the end of the train. She looks down to the waters when the train passes through bridges and notices the change in sound. On a summer vacation, Girl in the yellow petticoat and her family got into a train to, her mother’s home town Aluva. Inside the sleeper coach, she hurriedly jumped to the side window seat. She sat the
