The general argument made by Shalmali Pal is that it is not
very easy to find your perfect prince charming.
More specifically this is a story of an Indian girl who can’t find a
husband as easily as she thought she could.
She had three suitors and none of them were her prince charming. She writes, “If I could take elements of my
three suitors and fuse them together, maybe I would have the perfect man.” In this passage Pal is only suggesting that
she expects more in her future spouse. She also said that it would be easier if
she married an Indian man so that she wouldn’t have to explain things to him.
In conclusion, it is Pal’s belief that it is pretty hard to find a prince
charming because she is lazy.
In my view I think that it can be hard for some to find
their prince charming. I think that Pal had the wrong approach when deciding to
be lazy when looking for a spouse. For
example in one of my favorite Disney shows, Beauty
and the Beast, Belle is at first frightened by the beast and his hideous outward
appearance. At first the Beast was mean
and did not want to be kind because of the way he looked. Belle showed love towards him and was very persistent
and patient with him. This showed the beast
that he too could be kind, and he had a change of heart. Then Belle and the
Beast fell in love. That story is a
prime example of how we should not be lazy when searching for someone that we
can love and spend our lives with. Although Pal was lazy when choosing a mate, she
should not be lazy at all because she needs to find a good husband and being
lazy is not the way to do it. Therefore, I conclude that it may be harder
than it looks to find your prince charming, but if you stick with it you will
eventually find your true love. 
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