Often, they are capitalized as well, displaying their significance. No matter what the circumstance, Roy returns to red and blue to describe everything from soap to bananas to the sky. Colors are often used to increase imagery and paint scenery and settings, but it seems that Arundhati Roy focuses on neither of these two ideas. The color red is appears over 120 times in the entire novel, and the color blue is mentioned almost 100 times throughout the 321 page book.
Just like the disarranged chapters of the book, a variety of colors are splattered throughout the book’s pages.
Arundhati Roy presents The God of Small Things in a seemingly unpredictable, unorganized order.
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