Amilkar Vivekanand: The Man Who Mistook His Wife for an Alligator

Amilkar Vivekanand was a man of many talents. He was a brilliant scientist, a gifted musician, and a devoted husband. But Amilkar had one peculiar problem: he couldn't distinguish between his wife and an alligator.

It all started one day when Amilkar was working in his laboratory. He was so engrossed in his work that he didn't notice when his wife, Sujata, came into the room. Sujata was wearing a new green dress, and her hair was styled in a way that made her look like an alligator.

Amilkar turned around and saw the "alligator" standing behind him. He screamed and jumped out of his chair. Sujata was shocked and confused. She didn't understand why her husband was acting so strangely.

Amilkar tried to explain to Sujata that he thought she was an alligator, but she didn't believe him. She thought he was just making fun of her.

The next day, Amilkar went to see a doctor. The doctor examined Amilkar and told him that he had a rare condition called "visual agnosia." This condition made it difficult for Amilkar to recognize faces and objects.

The doctor gave Amilkar some medication to help with his condition, but it didn't work. Amilkar still couldn't tell the difference between his wife and an alligator.

Sujata was starting to get worried. She didn't know what to do. She loved Amilkar, but she couldn't live with a man who thought she was an alligator.

One day, Sujata came up with an idea. She went to the zoo and bought a baby alligator. She brought the alligator home and put it in the bathtub.

When Amilkar came home from work, Sujata told him that she had a surprise for him. She led him to the bathroom and opened the door.

Amilkar looked into the bathtub and saw the baby alligator. He smiled and said, "Oh, Sujata, you're so funny. I know you're not really an alligator."

Sujata was so relieved. She had finally found a way to help Amilkar.

From that day forward, Amilkar and Sujata lived happily ever after. Amilkar never forgot the day he mistook his wife for an alligator, and he always made sure to keep a close eye on her around water.