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Akbar is three-months-old , his mother and three-year-old sister are dead and his home is now a pile of rubble and mud . Then as it grew and grew and gradually flared into substantial flames that darted snakelike into the pile of wood and grass and licked hungrily at the dry fuel , their big captors fell back a little way and watched with wide-eyed interest . And even when I was working for the legislature , the sense I got was that , in return for being given a pile of money and being left alone , the legislators in the Region would cast their votes for the pet issues of their fellow Democrats . They know that if they themselves got a chance to make a pile of money and be capitalists , they 'd JUMP at it . Wherever one saw a pile of gravel or a pile of broken stone , it was always heaped as trimly and exactly as a new grave or a stack of cannon-balls ; nothing about those stations or along the railroad or the wagon-road was allowed to look shabby or be unornamental . " America Under Attack " was the theme and indeed , looking at the huge pile of rubble and the pall of smoke hanging over Manhattan , it did look like ground zero in a surreal post-apocalypse world . " So , she went down the line and took a piece of this , and a piece of salmon , a piece of chicken and salami and some caviar , and what not until we had a big pile of food and then she said , " Now , you will eat .